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I have a combined table in power BI relating to student results in a recent data drop. I have a column of subject names for example English Language, Mathematics etc. i then have a column of grade value which has a value of what was achieved in each subject. I can to a measure that counts the number of results for english above a 4 however I need to do a measure that counts the number of students achieving above a 4 in both english and maths. Can anyone help?
Hi, @Anonymous
I hope this will be able to help you:
I created a table that looks like this:
so in this case, as far as i understood, the count for your case would be 2 (John & Max).
For counting i used this Measure:
MathsAndEnglishAbove4 =
var _filteredTable = FILTER(StudentGrade, (StudentGrade[Subject] = "Mathematics" && StudentGrade[Grade] >= 4) || (StudentGrade[Subject] = "English" && StudentGrade[Grade] >= 4))
var _groupedTable = GROUPBY(_filteredTable, Student[StudentID], "count", COUNTX(CURRENTGROUP(), StudentGrade[StudentID]))
var _result = COUNTX(FILTER(_groupedTable, [count] >= 2), [count])
RETURN
_result
Hi, @Anonymous
If the question is still open, and if it is OK with you, please share your sample PBIX file. Then I can come up with a more accurate measure to solve the problem.
Thank you.
Hi, My name is Jihwan Kim.
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