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Hi everyone,
I'm new to power BI. I have a question how to count rows that have condition.
For example I have a table with:
Status: Yes (Y), N (No), No Specified
First Name Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6
abcs Y Y Y N N N
def n No specified Y Y Y Y
yui Y N N No Specified N Y
sdewe No Specified Y N Y N Y
I want to calculate each stage that has total number of Y and total number of N.
Is there any ways that combine all stages to visualize in one graph? Looks like this picture
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @marisarita93,
If you have quite the same original table as your sample one (and if I understood your problem) I would suggest to do the following:
1.) Go to the Query Editor (Home - Edit Queries) - a new window will pop-up
2) Select all the stages in your table and click the Unpivot columns option.
3) In the next step you can rename your columns as Stages and Status, then hit Home - Close and apply.
4) Now you can count the number of different statuses of the stages and create the visual:
The Query Editor is a pretty useful tool to make transformations and prepear your datasources I suggest you to dive into it 🙂
I hope I could help!
Bests,
Barna
Hi @marisarita93,
If you have quite the same original table as your sample one (and if I understood your problem) I would suggest to do the following:
1.) Go to the Query Editor (Home - Edit Queries) - a new window will pop-up
2) Select all the stages in your table and click the Unpivot columns option.
3) In the next step you can rename your columns as Stages and Status, then hit Home - Close and apply.
4) Now you can count the number of different statuses of the stages and create the visual:
The Query Editor is a pretty useful tool to make transformations and prepear your datasources I suggest you to dive into it 🙂
I hope I could help!
Bests,
Barna
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