Median of filtered values

[bharukc]

How do I get the median of filtered values. 

Year	Phase	study_id	name	category
2017	Phase 1	abc	A	1
2017	Phase 1	ab	A	1
2017	Phase O	bc	B	1
2017	Phase O	abcd	C	1
2018	Phase 1	bcd	A	1
2018	Phase O	be	A	2
2018	Phase 1	ef	B	1
2018	Phase O	en	C	1
2018	Phase 1	zf	B	1

I want to calculate median of count of study_id by Year, Phase on name. Also take into account for the filter being used in the report of Category = 1

Result should be

Year	Phase	Median of count of study_id
2017	Phase 1	1

[Icey]

Hi @bharukc ,

I can't understand your scenario exactly, could you share me more details?

1. Like what @BeaBF mentioned, what's the meaning of "count of study_id by Year, Phase on name"? also by name?

2. Based on my understanding, the count for 2017 Phase is 2. Then how does the result "1" get?

Year	Phase	Median of count of study_id
2017	Phase 1	1

Could you explain the calculation logic?

Best Regards,

Icey

[bharukc · Accepted solution]

I was able to solve it myself. 
medianx(values(count(name))), study_id))

[Icey]

Hi @bharukc ，

Glad to hear that. Please accept your reply as solution. Your contribution is highly appreciated.

Best Regards,

Icey

[BeaBF]

@bharukc "count of study_id by year, phase on name" can you explicit this? 

BF.

[Whitewater100]

Hi:

There's a few ways to do this. Here I added a calculated column to the table (I named it Study).  This gets the Category 1 piece.

Study Qty = CALCULATE(COUNT(Study[study_id]), Study[category] = 1)

Then this measure:

Median 2017 =

CALCULATE(MEDIAN(Study[Study Qty]), Study[Year] = 2017)   you can change year or add another Filter Condition if needed.

Here are images

I hope this is what you are looking for..