Average or Sum of measure based on what is filtered,

szita2000

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Hi guys.

I have a report that I display in PowerBI.

There are numerous measures.
My issue is that some of the measures should be averaged, some should be summed.
Is there any way that I can control if a measure is a "Sum of" or"Average of" based on who is selected in the filter?
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The filter is on the left - It is a single item filter.
The charts are set up to display the corresponding measures
The Value field (ValueNoError) is the one that I want to change. Sum with one filter but average on the other selection.

Thanks

Thomas
 

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Hi,

A dynamic change of the measure should be possible if the list of filters is limited and the filter is truly a single item filter.

e.g. let say you want to change sum of amount to average of amount.

Measurename = CALCULATE(
IF( SELECTEDVALUE('TABLENAME'[Filter columename],"No Single Value")="xxx",
Sum(TABLENAME[Amount]),
Average(TABLENAME[Amount])
))
 
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Hi,

A dynamic change of the measure should be possible if the list of filters is limited and the filter is truly a single item filter.

e.g. let say you want to change sum of amount to average of amount.

Measurename = CALCULATE(
IF( SELECTEDVALUE('TABLENAME'[Filter columename],"No Single Value")="xxx",
Sum(TABLENAME[Amount]),
Average(TABLENAME[Amount])
))
Thanks. In the meantime I solved this by generating the report so I only get a single value straight out of SAP, so it doesn't matter if it is a SUM or an Average.

Thanks.
 
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