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DavidGQ
Obsidian | Level 7

What is the difference? When I use one and other?

 

Thanks.

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FredrikE
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

I think of calculated measures as one per row in the data.

 

Aggregated on the other hand are done on aggregated level on a bunch of rows.

 

As an example:

If I create a calculated measure with a ratio it will calculate the ratio on each row and therefore is not possible to aggregate.

 

In this case I use a aggregated measure instead calculating the ratio on the aggregated level.

 

Does it make it clearer for you 🙂 ?

 

//Fredrik

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