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Hi
I need a solution to be able to filter my data to month/year and calculate average based on the number of hours in each month
Example: #of Hours Machine is down by Month / Hours Accumulated for that Month
Hours Accumulated for Month is set each month (e.g. January = 31 days x 24 hours = 744 hours)
I need to able to calculate the average time my machine goes down monthly based on the set hours each month.
Can anyone help me?
You may take a look at the post below.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Percentage-to-goal-by-dynamic-date-range/m-p/642778#M307965
I got the following error
The following syntax error occurred during parsing: Invalid token, Line 8, Offset 17, #.
Example of my dataset:
Table 1
Month/Year | Sum of Hours Down |
2019 01 | 13 |
2019 02 | 27 |
Table 2
Month/Year | # of Hours in a Month |
2019 01 | 744 |
2019 02 | 620 |
I need the average of the sum of hours down in table 1 based on the # of hours in a month in table 2. I tried the formula you provided but I got a syntax error.
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