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I have a list table with the following intems:
Item 1 Color
Lolipop Red
Cabbage Green
Lettuce Green
Beets Red
Apple Red
Peaches Red
Olive Black
Grapes White
And I just wanted to display the sum or count for each color in the list. So my dashboard i would have something like:
# of Red = 4, # of White = 1, # of Green = 2.
How do I go about doing so? Any help is greatly appreciated. Is it possible?
Thanks,
PK
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To make sure the result does not display "Blank" you can do the following: just add + 0 at the of your measures. So my finaly measure was:
I think I found the solution. I used the following
To make sure the result does not display "Blank" you can do the following: just add + 0 at the of your measures. So my finaly measure was:
@Pklu add a measure and then use color and the measure in the table visual:
Count Measure = COUNTROWS ( YourTable )
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Thanks for the reply. BUt how do I count the different colors - the function you sent was just to count the everything, I need to be able to count only the individual colors into a measure.
So I tried -
Count_Green = COUNTROWS ( Color = value, "Red") but it didn't work. So I am still stuck on this. But thanks for the help.
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