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    This document discusses sales analytics for a reseller. It includes a formula to calculate the average total sales amount per transaction by adding the sales amount and tax amount fields for each record in the 'Reseller Sales' table and taking the average of the results. The document provides a reference to a Microsoft Power BI partner showcase on agile analytics and sales analytics.

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    This document discusses sales analytics for a reseller. It includes a formula to calculate the average total sales amount per transaction by adding the sales amount and tax amount fields for each record in the 'Reseller Sales' table and taking the average of the results. The document provides a reference to a Microsoft Power BI partner showcase on agile analytics and sales analytics.

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    This document discusses sales analytics for a reseller. It includes a formula to calculate the average total sales amount per transaction by adding the sales amount and tax amount fields for each record in the 'Reseller Sales' table and taking the average of the results. The document provides a reference to a Microsoft Power BI partner showcase on agile analytics and sales analytics.

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    Referencia: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/es-es/partner-showcase/agile-analytics-sales-
    analytics/
    =AVERAGEX('Reseller Sales', 'Reseller Sales'[SalesAmount] +
    'Reseller Sales' [TaxAmt])

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