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#1

Questions.pbix (1.1 MB) I know this probably a relatively easy question. Here is the question and the .PBIX data…

In which Region do all Product Categories fall beneath the overall average profit? I know the answer
Average Profit Per Region/Category = 109,370.20

Is this there a better way than this…

-Profit for all Regions and Categories
All Profit = CALCULATE([Total Profit], ALLSELECTED(orders))

–Number of distinct combinations of Region & Product Category
distinct count = COUNTROWS(groupby(orders,Orders[Region],Orders[Product Category]))

All Categories = CALCULATE([distinct count], ALLSELECTED(orders))

-Average Profit =
All Orders Average Profit = DIVIDE([All Profit],[All Categories],0)

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#2

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#3
  1. The data in this PBIX does not need to be masked.
  2. Isn’t this a DAX calculation issue?
  3. Is there something that I am doing wrong? I have had Enterprise DNA post that general notice before.
#4

Hello @mbraun, due to the length by which this post has been active, we are tagging it as Solved. For further questions related to this post, please make a new thread. When starting a new post, I suggest linking this thread, provide as much context to a question as possible and include the masked demo pbix file, images of the entire scenario you are dealing with, screenshot of the data model, details of how you want to visualize a result, and any other supporting links and details. Thanks!

#5

Not solved. No one answer the question yet. I only got a response about posting in the Enterprise DNA forum.

#6

Hi @mbraun,

Thanks for posting sample file. Can you please specify what is wrong with your calculation or what do you want to achieve?

Kind Regards,
Hafiz

#7

Trying to see if there is a better way to accomplish this a better way.

#8

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#9

Unfortunately it was not answered yet. Not a big deal was trying to see if there was a better way then the path that I went down.