Power BI daily average calculation

duranimal86

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I am creating a dashboard to display some calculated metrics. I have a detail with thousands of lines of submitted invoices. I have pulled out the Creation Dates, User, and the number of invoices submitted (by day and user), and I am trying to do some user level comparisons. I have been able to calculate the average # of invoices per day (# of invoices submitted/# of users submitting invoices) and I have that shown in a matrix that has the average for the day, but each user line just has their # of invoices. My end goal is to compare the # of invoices submitted by each user to the average for the date, either in the same calculated column or separately, but i can't figure out the right formula.
Currently I have:
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I would like to get to something below where I can calculate the user # for the day minus the average for the day:
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Hi
something like....

Daily Average := Countrows(Table1)/Distinctcount(Table1[User])
Diff := [Daily Average]- Calculate(Daily Average, all(Table1[User])
 
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Hi
something like....

Daily Average := Countrows(Table1)/Distinctcount(Table1[User])
Diff := [Daily Average]- Calculate(Daily Average, all(Table1[User])
Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
The Diff calculation is close, but for some reason it is 1 higher than it should be on some days, but on others it is correct? Also, it brought in all of the users to the matrix, including the ones that didn't have invoices for that date.
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