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Hello,
I am trying to count the number of values = 100% in one column (Taux d'AR). I tried
COUNTX(FILTER('Tracking FSCA 2022',[Taux d'AR]=1),'Mesures AR 2022'[Taux d'AR])
But it doesn't work, it doesn't give the right result, it should be 72 and it gives 303 (even though the number of lines total is 125).
I tried several formulas but nothing works.
The column taux d'AR is in purcentage.
Can anyone help me?
Hi, @Anonymous ;
Try it .
COUNTX(FILTER(All('Tracking FSCA 2022'),[Taux d'AR]=1),'Mesures AR 2022'[Taux d'AR])
Or
COUNTROWS(FILTER('Tracking FSCA 2022',[Taux d'AR]=1))
If not right, can you provide a detailed simple example after removing sensitive information? I cannot retest the information you gave.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yalan Wu
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Hello @v-yalanwu-msft,
Thank you for your help, but it still doesn't work, it gives a result but not the right one (it counts all the lines without filtering). I exported a CVS file from the Power BI, I hope that it's enough.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1be2AhPHxRnT95hGkaPJyFfwFGlZoEMJO6QPJNW5gQYg/edit?usp=sharing
Hi,
Share the link from where i can download your PBI file.
@Anonymous , I doubt [Taux d'AR] is a column , it is measure, then you need the column of the above visual and filter based on a group by
COUNTX(FILTER(values('Tracking FSCA 2022'[Column]]) ,[Taux d'AR]=1),'Mesures AR 2022'[Taux d'AR])
measure can only filtered with row context
more than one column
COUNTX(FILTER(Summarize('Tracking FSCA 2022',[Column],'Tracking FSCA 2022'[Column2] , "_1" ,[Taux d'AR]) , [_1]=1),[_1])
Hello,
Thank you for your help
Indeed, it's not a column it's a measure sorry. It is in form of column because I added the names so I have the rate of AR (taux d'AR) by name (but I also wanted it as a total which is why I calculated as a measure.)
I don't understand what you put, I tried the formulas but it doesn't work. The VALUES founction would get every value of the measure?
Hey @Anonymous ,
Can you provide the sample data as from the formula that you have shared, doesn't look like the complete information is available.
Thanks
Hello,
I still can't make any formula work. Can anybody help me????
I have tried creating a calculated column with If Rate=100% then write OK but it does'nt work because there are duplicates of the names.
I have tried other technics including:
I'm really loosing my mind here, does anyone know how to help me? Does anyone know how to filter a measure, or transform a measure into a column so I can then filter it as a column?
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