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Hi All ,
If I have below table
and i need to use power BI to count the Sub product for the product , but the products are dynamic and the subproducts are dynmaic as well
product ProductSub
| A | TSa001 |
| B | TSa002 |
| C | TSa003 |
| D | TSa004 |
| A | TSa005 |
| B | TSa006 |
| C | TSa007 |
| D | TSa008 |
| A | TSa009 |
| B | TSa010 |
| C | TSa011 |
| AD | TSa012 |
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I also found this Solution
CountSUBprodut = CALCULATE(COUNT('X'[Subproduct]),ALLEXCEPT('x','x'[Prodct]))
thank you for your response😊
I also found this Solution
CountSUBprodut = CALCULATE(COUNT('X'[Subproduct]),ALLEXCEPT('x','x'[Prodct]))
thank you for your response😊
Hi @NadaFathy193 - Create one new table productlist that shows only unique records.
to get the unique records :
ProductList = DISTINCT('YourTable'[Product])
Create a measure that calculates the count of sub-products for each product.
SubProductCount =
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS('YourTable'),
FILTER (
'YourTable',
'YourTable'[Product] = SELECTEDVALUE('ProductList'[Product])
)
)
Now display the product names from the "ProductList" table and use the "SubProductCount" measure to show the count of sub-products for each product which dynamically counts the number from sub product group to each product
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