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yuriy_lozinskiy
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Count rows

Hi. Tell me please.
How to calculate the "Count" column?
This column counts for each product the number of rows whose Value is greater than the current product

ProductName

Growth

Count

product1

40.73

3

product2

11.53

6

product3

120.12

1

product4

150.21

0

product5

-12,00

9

product6

5.12

8

product7

15.10

6

product8

20.20

5

product9

50.01

2

product10

40.02

4

 

 

I calculate this table like this:
var competition_growth_percent = addcolumns(values(products[product_name]),"Growth",[Growth_percent_products]*100)
 
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@yuriy_lozinskiy , Create a new column like

 

new column =
var _1 = [Growth]
return
countx(filter(Table,[Growth] >_1),[ProductName])

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