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I feel silly that I can not get this one. But I am trying to make a measure that will give a sum for how many blank rows that fall under the below Hybrid row. The customer and owner are simple, but the Hybrid ones span both the owner and customer columns and for the life of me I cant get a measure to work correctly.
Thank you for any help.
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@edrft_99 , to me these seem like
Dual Responsibility = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual"))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Owner Implementation])))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Owner Test])))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Customer Implementation])))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Customer Test])))
@edrft_99 , to me these seem like
Dual Responsibility = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual"))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Owner Implementation])))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Owner Test])))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Customer Implementation])))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Dual" && isblank(Table[Customer Test])))
@edrft_99 , You can have measures like these
Owner Responsibility = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Owner"))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Owner" && isblank(Table[Owner Implementation])))
Owner Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Owner" && isblank(Table[Owner Test])))
Customer Responsibility = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Customer"))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Customer" && isblank(Table[Customer Implementation])))
Customer Implementation Missing = calculate(count(Table[Responsibility]), filter(Table, Table[Responsibility] = "Customer" && isblank(Table[Customer Test])))
Others you can create with help of these
Thank you for that.
I was able to get those measures fairly eaisly, the one I was having issue with was the Dual Responsobility. I know the best way is a filter, I am just lost in the sauce on that one.
Thank you for the response. Attached is a sample of the data and the expected output.
@edrft_99 ,The information you have provided is not making the problem clear to me. Can you please explain with an example.
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
Appreciate your Kudos.
Please provide sample data in usable format and show the expected outcome.
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