i don't know where to start, pretty new in power bi or Dax here is sample data
PurchaseOrderId SubTotal Wet ProductCategory
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1021 804.9767 233.4432 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1022 228.4651 66.2548 Beer
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1022 228.4651 66.2548 RTD
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1022 228.4651 66.2548 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1023 2791.2558 809.4641 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1023 2791.2558 809.4641 Beer
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1023 2791.2558 809.4641 Non-alcoholic
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1023 2791.2558 809.4641 RTD
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1024 396 114.84 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1025 374.2325 108.5274 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1026 864.093 250.5869 Wine
------------------ ----------- ----------- ------------------
1027 127.9069 37.093 Wine
what i want is i want average order value i.e (Subtotal Wet)/Count(Distinct PurchaseOrderId). For this table Sum of distinct Subtotal is 5586.93 and Sum of distinct wet is 1620.20, total number of distinct purchaseorderid i.e number of orders is 7 so my average order value is (5586.93 1620.20)/7 = 1029.59, i also want average order value by category i am doing everything in DAX so how this can be achieved? Thanks in advance
CodePudding user response:
Use this as a new Measure
Avg Subtotal =
AVERAGEX(
SUMMARIZE(
'Table',
'Table'[PurchaseOrderId],
'Table'[ProductCategory],
'Table'[SubTotal]
),
'Table'[SubTotal]
)
CodePudding user response:
You need to use this measure: I called my table (Test00) You can use yours in the same way.
AverageOfSubTotal =
VAR TblSummary = ADDCOLUMNS(
SUMMARIZE (Test00, Test00[PurchaseOrderId], Test00[ProductCategory]),
"Total_SubTotal",CALCULATE(SUM(Test00[SubTotal]))
)
RETURN
AVERAGEX(TblSummary,[Total_SubTotal])
If we test it on a table visual:
Now let's test the visual table report performance on DAX Studio:
The results are quite good!! 5 ms query time (4ms FE, 1 ms SE). 4 SE(Storage Engine) queries.