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I have a dataset that has some 19 columns out of which one column is categorical. It only has "TRUE" and " " as its values. When I try to count the number of occurences of "TRUE" the value returned is more than the actual occurences. The measure that I am using is
TrueValues = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( DataSet), FILTER ( DataSet, DataSet[CategoricalColumn] = "true" ) )
However, I exported the same dataset to excel and did the count using COUNTIF(A1:A3824, "TRUE"). This time the count was correct.
Any idea where the difference would be ?
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You could use the expression below.
TrueValues = CALCULATE(COUNT(DateSet[categorical]),FILTER(DateSet,DateSet[categorical]="TRUE"))
OR
TrueValues2 = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(FILTER(ALL(DateSet),DateSet[categorical]="TRUE")))
Regards,
Charlie Liao
You could use the expression below.
TrueValues = CALCULATE(COUNT(DateSet[categorical]),FILTER(DateSet,DateSet[categorical]="TRUE"))
OR
TrueValues2 = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(FILTER(ALL(DateSet),DateSet[categorical]="TRUE")))
Regards,
Charlie Liao
What is the data type of the column? The only thing I can think of is that the column is a Boolean column rather an a text column. I fthat is not it, try changing it to Boolean and testing for TRUE
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