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brissae
10 years agoFrequent Visitor
Count occurencies
Hello everyone, I have thw following information: And a want to get the next grid: The idea is to show the count of people who resolved more than 10 problems related to ...
- 10 years ago
You need two calculated tables.
Aggregate Table = SUMMARIZE ( 'YourTable', YourTable[Product name], YourTable[OWNER], "is cnt >=10", IF ( COUNTA ( 'YourTable'[OWNER] ) >= 10, 1, 0 ), "is cnt<10", IF ( COUNTA ( 'YourTable'[OWNER] ) >= 10, 0, 1 ) )grid = SUMMARIZE ( 'Aggregate Table', 'Aggregate Table'[Product name], "People>=10", SUM ( 'Aggregate Table'[is cnt >=10] ), "People<10", SUM ( 'Aggregate Table'[is cnt<10] ) )Regarding average, I don't see any date column in your table.
Eric_Zhang
10 years agoMicrosoft Employee
You need two calculated tables.
Aggregate Table =
SUMMARIZE (
'YourTable',
YourTable[Product name],
YourTable[OWNER],
"is cnt >=10", IF ( COUNTA ( 'YourTable'[OWNER] ) >= 10, 1, 0 ),
"is cnt<10", IF ( COUNTA ( 'YourTable'[OWNER] ) >= 10, 0, 1 )
)
grid =
SUMMARIZE (
'Aggregate Table',
'Aggregate Table'[Product name],
"People>=10", SUM ( 'Aggregate Table'[is cnt >=10] ),
"People<10", SUM ( 'Aggregate Table'[is cnt<10] )
)
Regarding average, I don't see any date column in your table.
brissae
10 years agoFrequent Visitor
Eric_Zhang Hello again, how can I do to show this results by month and year? As filters.
I made it work, but everytime I select more than 1 month, the numbers go incorrect. I don't have a date table, I only have the dates associated with every row . I tried to use this but it didn't work, I don't kno how to use this time intelligence funct.
Hope you have an advice, thank you.
- Eric_Zhang10 years agoMicrosoft Employee
- powercolor9 years agoNew Member
Hi Eric_Zhang,
Could you have a look at my question here:
I have a similar issue and can't use this solution as mine involve date slicer.
Thanks!