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I have a table "Sales"with the columns for product, customer number and group ID. I would like to identify groups that have more than 5 members for product "M", why is the below formula not working, kindly suggest a better approach;
Hi, @hosea_chumba
@hosea_chumba
if you want to make new table with group id which has more then 5 customer with product "M"
try below
just adjust your table and column name
result=
ADDCOLUMNS(
VALUES(customer[gropuid]),
"co",
CALCULATE(
COUNT(customer[customer]),
customer[product]="m"
)
)
or
result=
SUMMARIZE(
customer,customer[gropuid],
"cou",
COUNTX(
FILTER(
customer,
customer[product]="m"
),
customer[customer]
)
)
you can use below measure which give you true, false
Measure 3 =
COUNTX(
FILTER(
customer,
customer[product]="m"
),
customer[gropuid]
)>4
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