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I have a measure for calculationg average of number of days since last input.
I want to have another measure showing group average after filtering specific project to compare project with the group. I used function ALL to ignore the project filter but it is diving me average for all groups instead of the one i want.
Group | average days | days group average |
abc | 10 | 10 |
def | 20 | 20 |
ghi | 30 | 30 |
20 | 20 |
measure = calculate([average], ALL(project[id]))
when selecting one project from group abc, I need the other measure to be showing 10 as group average for abc but its showing average for all groups - 20
i wanted to try groupby but as my average is calculated measure i didnt think it would be useful.
how to show second average for group ? when i select one project i want to see the average for the group the product is in.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this:
average = AVERAGE ( 'Table'[Days average] )
divisional average = AVERAGEX ( 'Table', CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( 'Table'[Days average] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[Group] ) ) )
Best Regards
Icey
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Try this:
average = AVERAGE ( 'Table'[Days average] )
divisional average = AVERAGEX ( 'Table', CALCULATE ( AVERAGE ( 'Table'[Days average] ), ALLEXCEPT ( 'Table', 'Table'[Group] ) ) )
Best Regards
Icey
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superb !! thank you so much for this !
would this work in a table as well ? I need a column in a table where for each row i want to see this group average (no not only when i select specific group).
I created this sample of data :
Product | Group | Days average |
a | abc | 50 |
b | abc | 60 |
c | abc | 80 |
d | abc | 100 |
e | abc | 500 |
f | abc | 100 |
h | abc | 50 |
i | abc | 60 |
j | def | 70 |
k | def | 100 |
l | def | 100 |
m | def | 120 |
n | def | 140 |
o | def | 150 |
p | def | 160 |
I want to have a measure showing average for product(s) and another one showing average for division. (i will have 2 cards next to each other for comparison)
e.g. when i select project a it gives me : average 50, divisional average 125
@Anonymous you can achieve this by following measures
Average by group = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table 2'[Days average]),ALL('Table 2'[Product])) Average by Product = CALCULATE(AVERAGE('Table 2'[Days average]),ALL('Table 2'[Group]))
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can use ALLSELECTED. And it would be great if you could provide some sample data.
Best Regards,
Icey
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Hi @Anonymous ,
could you include a sample version of your Power BI file?
You can share it via DropBox, One Drive, Drive or any similar tool.
Regards
LC
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