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My dataset:
MonthYear Name Time (Mins) Changes
Jan-2022 | Ar | 2760 | 120 |
Jan-2022 | Ar | 4218 | 111 |
Jan-2022 | Ar | ||
Jan-2022 | Bel | 529.2 | 36 |
Jan-2022 | Bel | 723.8 | 47 |
Jan-2022 | Bel | 768 | 48 |
Jan-2022 | Bel | 1410 | 100 |
Jan-2022 | Bel | 0 | |
Jan-2022 | Bel | ||
Jan-2022 | G | 1722 | 82 |
Jan-2022 | G | 2300 | 115 |
Jan-2022 | G | 2850 | 114 |
Jan-2022 | G | ||
Jan-2022 | M | 127.6 | 4 |
Jan-2022 | M | 606.1 | 19 |
Jan-2022 | M | 1251.6 | 42 |
Jan-2022 | M | 1744.2 | 57 |
Jan-2022 | M | ||
Jan-2022 | Sr | 41 | |
Jan-2022 | Sr | ||
Jan-2022 | Tal | 59.5 | |
Jan-2022 | Tal |
Now I want to aggregate based on Name and Month year and I dont want to consider the rows where we have Time(Mins) and Changes zero.
Hence I am using this expression-
aggr(
if(
(sum([Time (Mins)])
/
sum([Changes])) = 0, null(),
(sum([Time (Mins)])
/
sum([Changes]) ))
,
MonthYear,[Plant Name])
This is giving me 24.4 ( I have put Total mode as Average of rows in presentation tab)
but when I manually do it the answer come 23.48
More explanation on how I am manually calculating-
Im ignoring Sr , Tal rows as they have incomplete data( numerator or denominator missing) and other rows which are blank fully. I am summing the Time(mins) and Changes and then dividing it.
I think your manual calculation resembles this below -
But if you aggr by Monthyear and name, it actually first groups values by that combination and then takes average, I have seen average function can give different values based on against which dimension you take the average.
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. Is there any way to match the numbers for both scenarios?
Not sure caz excel also shows the same behavior..