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Creating measure based on 2 statements
Hi, I'm having issues creating a measure that can filter vaules in 2 separate columns. I'm looking to calculate kidnapping rate for each type of alert. My original calculation doesn't seem to take into account the type of alert.
I've attached some screenshots of the fields i'm looking to filter. (Type of Alert) and (Incidents with Crew Kidnapped)
Would be eternally grateful for any help.
[# Alerts] = COUNTROWS( T ) // T being your table [Kidnapping Rate] = DIVIDE( CALCULATE( [# Alerts], KEEPFILTERS( // Names of columns should be // as short as possible but // still meaningful. T[Incidents with Crew Kidnapped] = "YES" ) ), [# Alerts] )I warn you against having one-table models and not following the star schema. Watch this: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/Why-one-table-models-will-produce-WRONG-NUMBERS/td-p/1904161
4 Replies
- daxer-almightySolution Sage
First of all, from what you've shown you simply can't caculate this. You have to be able to link the two tables somehow. Currently, as it stands, this model is useless for the type of caclulation you want do perform.
Are these two tables just one table?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Sorry i forgot to metion that this is all part of one table.
- daxer-almightySolution Sage
[# Alerts] = COUNTROWS( T ) // T being your table [Kidnapping Rate] = DIVIDE( CALCULATE( [# Alerts], KEEPFILTERS( // Names of columns should be // as short as possible but // still meaningful. T[Incidents with Crew Kidnapped] = "YES" ) ), [# Alerts] )I warn you against having one-table models and not following the star schema. Watch this: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/Why-one-table-models-will-produce-WRONG-NUMBERS/td-p/1904161
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thanks for your solution, it is very much appreciated. I shall take a look at the video to improve things.