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Mike282
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Adding a Pivot Column based on Postcodes

Hi

 

I've got a dataset with a column containing the postcode of each recorded user. I want to do a count of each unique postcode value so that I can map that to a map visualisation with the Count being the value field against the postcode. When I tried to use the Pivot Column function in query editor, it appears to just give me rows of 0s as opposed to an aggregate count score against each unique postcode.

 

 

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Anonymous
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I'd recommend doing this count using a measure and make use of the function DISTINCTCOUNT

 

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg492142.aspx

GilbertQ
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Hi there, you could create a measure in your data model after the data has loaded.

You can use the DISTINCTCOUNT on your Postcode Column. This will then count each PostCode only once.

DISTINCTCOUNT(ResellerSales_USD[SalesOrderNumber])




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