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Hello! I could use some help trying to come up with a measure to calculate the average of SUM (labor & material) by fiscal year per class/category, I believe I would need to use SUMX or AVERAGEX? Any help would greatly appreciated!
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Please try this:
AVG =
AVERAGEX (
ALLEXCEPT ( Labor, Labor[Asset Class], Labor[Asset Category] ),
[SumLabor_Material]
)
@Anonymous
Your two measures for average labor and material should be: (Correct the Table and Field names)
Avg Labour =
AVERAGEX(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
'BookedMaterial'[Category],
'BookedMaterial'[Class],
'Date'[Fiscal Year]
),
SUM('Booked Labour_Merged'[Labour Cost])
)
Avg Material =
AVERAGEX(
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS(
'BookedMaterial'[Category],
'BookedMaterial'[Class],
'Date'[Fiscal Year]
),
SUM('Booked Labour_Merged'[Material Cost])
)
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Thank you for the response!
I noticed when I add one of the AVG measure to a chart/visual it throws an error
In addition all of the numbers are the same from SUM no change and do not see an Average
Hi @Anonymous ,
Please try this:
AVG =
AVERAGEX (
ALLEXCEPT ( Labor, Labor[Asset Class], Labor[Asset Category] ),
[SumLabor_Material]
)
Thank you this worked perfectly!
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