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Hi,
I want to make a column in powerBI which counts the cells which are not blank in a range how columns (A, B, C, D)
In excel I would do =COUNTA( A : D )
But how can I make this count in powerbi on a range and not only a single column?
Thanks
Kristoffer
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Hi @Kristofferaabo,
You need to use as many counta as necessary in your single measure:
Measure = Counta(Table[Col1]) + Counta(Table[Col2]) + Counta(Table[Col3]) +Counta(Table[Col4])
Or, it is better if you can first unpivot your data using the Query Editor in Power BI Desktop.
Perhaps:
= COUNTA([A]) + COUNTA([B]) + COUNTA([C]) + COUNTA([D])
Perhaps:
= COUNTA([A]) + COUNTA([B]) + COUNTA([C]) + COUNTA([D])
Hi @Kristofferaabo,
You need to use as many counta as necessary in your single measure:
Measure = Counta(Table[Col1]) + Counta(Table[Col2]) + Counta(Table[Col3]) +Counta(Table[Col4])
Or, it is better if you can first unpivot your data using the Query Editor in Power BI Desktop.