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Hi!
I am looking to "count" how many customer's are considered to have "Increasing" sales and how many are considered to be "Decreasing". I would like to add the result to a Card visualization.
Here is my measure:
I'm confused on how to combine "count" with a measure (or if I need to go about finding the answer in a different way).
Thanks for the help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
NewMeasure=VAR _tbl=ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(TableName[CustomerID]),"@Status",[Increasing or Decreasing]) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(_tbl,[@Status]="Increasing")) & " Customers Increasing and "&COUNTROWS(FILTER(_tbl,[@Status]="Decreasing"))&" Customers Decreasing"
NewMeasure=VAR _tbl=ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(TableName[CustomerID]),"@Status",[Increasing or Decreasing]) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(_tbl,[@Status]="Increasing")) & " Customers Increasing and "&COUNTROWS(FILTER(_tbl,[@Status]="Decreasing"))&" Customers Decreasing"
Hello @Anonymous
Please try
Calculate(countx(table,[the measure]),[the measure] = "Decreasing")
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