Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Create an Excel Pivot Table to Identify Which Customers Are Paying Less than Average for a Product.<\/p>\n

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Hey Excel enthusiasts! \ud83d\udc4b In this MrExcel netcast, we tackle a fascinating question from Glenn, who joined our recent Nashville IMA webinar. Ever wondered which customers are paying less than the average? \ud83e\uddd0 We’ve got you covered!<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udd0d Using a special pivot table based on the Data Model, we delve into the powerful DAX function CALCULATE. Follow along as we transform our data into a table named “Sales” and explore 12,000 rows of last year’s data with 20 customers and two products.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udca1 Learn how to create a weighted average using DAX, and witness the magic of adding measures like “average price” for specific customers and products. Discover the ability of DAX to unapply filters, allowing us to calculate averages within the pivot table dynamically.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\ude80 But the real gem lies in identifying customers paying less than the average. Watch as we employ a clever trick to filter the pivot table dynamically, revealing insights on customers getting a sweet deal. Glenn, this one’s for you!<\/p>\n

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Table of Contents
\n(0:00) Clicking Like helps the algorithm
\n(0:14) Problem Statement: Which customers paying less than average?
\n(0:44) Ctrl+T table
\n(1:07) Add to Data Model
\n(1:46) Average Price from Pivot Table Totals
\n(4:33) DAX CALCULATE Function with ALL
\n(6:17) Average price for all customers
\n(7:15) This customer’s price compared to average
\n(8:24) Removing intermediate calculations
\n(9:10) Magic Cell to Filter a Pivot Table
\n(9:39) Wrap-up<\/p>\n

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