Hi! I have an issue with Airtable calculating average.
I need to present data in pivot table/block but when I use Airtable averages I see some strange numbers.
As you can see on the image below AT average is £11.78 where my average is £4.26 https://imgur.com/a/jEYXHKS
Does anyone overcome this?
How does my table look like? It’s like this below https://imgur.com/a/d8qFIXL
I want to make pivot tables/blocks showing the performance of each variable in the column, for example, I would like to know what is the average “CRID CPR” for each variable in column “App -f…” In Google Docs I would do it like this
Sum up data from column “CRID Bank Connects” with all rows with “Toast mode” and divide it by sum up of data from column “Spend” with all rows with “Toast mode”. Then I would divide sum of “Spend” by sum of “CRID Bank Connects” and this would be my average which I want to present on the graph.
Statistically speaking, the problem is that you are using the Average of the Average, which does not equal to the Average.
In order to get the number you are looking for, you have to create a Rollup Field in a different table that is linked to this table in someway.
Now in order to do that, you will need to do the following:
The App F… Field will not be a Single Select Field, it will be a Linked Field. So, customize the field type to Link to another record, choose create new table. Now you have a new table with the Fields Toast Mode, Daily Fort…, and Savings (it will include any other select option not shown in the screenshot)
In this new table, in the 2nd and 3rd fields, choose Rollup, reference will be the 1st field (since it is linked to another table), then choose Sum CRID Bank Connects in one field and Sum Spend in the other.
Yes, that is what I meant. Just to be clear, the sums you now have in the Rollup Fields are for the Fields you chose in the formula and for the Records that are in the PRISM copy Field. So are the records linked correct? Or are you looking to get the average of something else?