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I have a column Products[Number of Days] with the time it takes to produce a product.
Some products don't have a value for this.
Now I have a visual:
X-axis: Number of Days
Y-axis: Count of Number of Days
I have for example 9 products that take 20 days to produce, and 62 products that take 50 days to produce.
How can I calculate the average, the standard deviation and the variance of the number of days it takes to produce products?
I don't think it's just as simple as Average = AVERAGE(Products[Number of Days])
Any help is appreciated!
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@Dicko , if the number of days is a column avg should do
AVERAGE(Products[Number of Days])
if this is a measure then
AVERAGEX(values(Products[product]) , [Number of Days])
for standard Dev
refer
https://dash-intel.com/powerbi/statistical_functions_stdev.php
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