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Anonymous
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Count based on the other column

I have table name called Leads data . this table  have a two column 

 

I  am  trying  Create a measure called converts which is count of trail_id where converted_date column is populated

 

converts = COUNT(Sheet1[date])

 

ID NO              date 

626238            

626231              August 26,2021      

636241

636564             August  28,2021

653234             August  29,2021

657634            August   30,2021

 

I want count of trail id where the converted Date populated .

 

Thanks in advance . looking for support .

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technolog
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Anonymous
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@technolog  Its worked . thanks for your support ..

technolog
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or you can try:

converts = COUNTX( FILTER(Sheet1, NOT(ISBLANK(Sheet1[converted_date])) ) , COUNT([trail id])

technolog
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Hi!
You can try:
converts = CALCULATE(COUNT(Sheet1[converted_date]), NOT(ISBLANK(Sheet1[converted_date]))

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