I have a fact table that stores projects, companies that administered the projects and companies the projects should be billed to:
| Project | Company original | Company to display | Perc. |
| A | ABC | ABC | 50% |
| A | ABC | DEF | 20% |
| A | ABC | GHI | 30% |
| B | DEF | DEF | 60% |
| B | DEF | GHI | 40% |
Now I want to design a measure that works as follows:
- Within a project, sum the percentages
- Over projects, average the summed percentages (or MAX, which shouldn't make any difference, because all projects should add up to 100% anyway)
So if I use a Pivot Table from within Excel (2010) it will look like this:
| Project | Company | Perc. |
| A | ABC | 50% |
| A | DEF | 20% |
| A | GHI | 30% |
| A (subtotal) | 100% |
| B | DEF | 60% |
| B | GHI | 40% |
| B (subtotal) | 100% |
| Total | 100% |
Notice that there's no time axis in this table - so the "regular" case for semi-additive measures (everything except time) doesn't work here.