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Hi Team,
I have done status column and next I want to count based on status column values for trend analysis.
I want the count of "Above" and "below" separatly.
(New Measure)
Status = if([Gap]>0,"Above","Below")

Thanks,
KV's
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Hi @Anonymous
Try these measures:
Status = if(MAX('Table'[GAP])>0,"Above","Below")
Count of above = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),filter('Table',[Status]="Above"))
Count of Below = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),filter('Table',[Status]="Below"))
The outout would be as follow:
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Hi @Anonymous
Try these measures:
Status = if(MAX('Table'[GAP])>0,"Above","Below")
Count of above = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),filter('Table',[Status]="Above"))
Count of Below = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),filter('Table',[Status]="Below"))
The outout would be as follow:
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!
Appreciate your Kudos !!
Hi,
If Status is a calculated column in your dataset, then in a Table visual just drag the Status column and write this measure
Count = countrows(data)
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Assuming Gap is a calculated column, try these measures:
Status = if(MAX('Table'[GAP])>0,"Above","Below")
Count of above = COUNTROWS(filter('Table',[Status]="Above"))
Count of Below = COUNTROWS(filter('Table',[Status]="Below"))
Hope this helps.
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