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Hi @Anonymous
You may use below dax to get the average.
Intime_cal = DIVIDE(HOUR('Sample Data'[InTime])*60*60+MINUTE('Sample Data'[InTime])*60+SECOND('Sample Data'[InTime]),24*60*60)
Measure = TIME(0,0,0)+ AVERAGE('Sample Data'[Intime_cal])
Regards,
Hi @Anonymous
You may use below dax to get the average.
Intime_cal = DIVIDE(HOUR('Sample Data'[InTime])*60*60+MINUTE('Sample Data'[InTime])*60+SECOND('Sample Data'[InTime]),24*60*60)
Measure = TIME(0,0,0)+ AVERAGE('Sample Data'[Intime_cal])
Regards,
Thanks For your reply,
My requirement is to represent the average time in line chart and measure calculated in the data is in time format so we cant do
Any Suggestion on this.
Thanks
Yamuna
Hi @Anonymous
It's impossible to use Time format for y-axis.As Y-axis supports only numeric values currently.I would suggest you use tooltips to show their time format.
Regards,
Thanks v-cherch-msft
I did the same
Thanks
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