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Anonymous
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Divide a value by the number of values in a column

I need to create a measure that divides the sum of values created by one measure in a column by the number of values created by that same measure.

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 Basically i need to divide the sum of values for the measure ADR.2018 and divide that sum by the number of values created by the measure ADR.2018. i.e) (131.13+100.16)/2 for ADR.2017 and (46.70+114.76+112.72+92.20)/4 for ADR.2018 and so on.

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parry2k
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@Anonymous seems like you are trying to calculate the average, use average function

 

ADR 2018 Avg = AVERAGE( Table[ADR2018 Column])


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parry2k
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@Anonymous seems like you are trying to calculate the average, use average function

 

ADR 2018 Avg = AVERAGE( Table[ADR2018 Column])


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Anonymous
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I had been using the AVERAGE function. I just realized why my values were off due to a source error. But, thank you very much for your help!

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