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Anonymous
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Count a Boolean column based on another column Value

 

I'm trying to create a count of the Article Shared column based on what's in the Case Status column.

I need to know how many Closed cases have a True in the Article Shared column. Is this something I can do?

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HassanAshas
Helper V
Helper V

Try this, 

 

Closed Cases = 
    COUNTROWS(
        FILTER(
            Sample_Data, 
            Sample_Data[Case Status] = "Closed"
            && 
            Sample_Data[Article Share] = TRUE()
        )
    )

 

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EricVieira
Regular Visitor

Closed Cases with Articles Shared = CALCULATE( COUNT('CaseTable'[Article Shared]), 'CaseTable'[Case Status] = "Closed", 'CaseTable'[Article Shared] = TRUE() )

This measure calculates the count of 'Article Shared' column where the 'Case Status' is "Closed" and 'Article Shared' is True. You can then use this measure to display the result in a visual or table.

HassanAshas
Helper V
Helper V

Try this, 

 

Closed Cases = 
    COUNTROWS(
        FILTER(
            Sample_Data, 
            Sample_Data[Case Status] = "Closed"
            && 
            Sample_Data[Article Share] = TRUE()
        )
    )

 

HassanAshas_0-1681319830503.png

 

Anonymous
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Perfect. Thank you so much for your help

 

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