Count rows in table visual

RowCount = COUNTROWS('YourTableName')

Replace 'YourTableName' with the name of the table you want to count the rows for. You can find the table name in the Power BI Fields pane.

1. Press Enter to create the measure.

2. Once you've created the measure, you can add it to your table visual. Simply drag and drop the "RowCount" measure from the Fields pane onto the Values or Columns area of the table visual.

This measure will display the total count of rows for the table visual you specified. When you add it to your table visual, you'll see the count displayed as a single value in your table.

If your data is coming from multiple tables, you should create separate measures for each table that you want to count, following the same steps. This way, you can have individual row counts for each table in your report. 

OR

Assuming you have two tables, Table1 and Table2, and you want to count the rows in both of them:

TotalRowCount = COUNTROWS(Table1) + COUNTROWS(Table2)

You can expand this pattern to include additional tables by adding more COUNTROWS functions and summing them up.

1. Go to the "Modeling" tab in the Power BI ribbon.

2. In the "Calculations" group, click on "New Measure."

3. In the formula bar, enter the DAX measure formula as shown above, taking into account all the tables you want to count.

4. Press Enter to create the measure.

5. Once you've created the measure, you can add it to your table visual by dragging and dropping the "TotalRowCount" measure onto the Values or Columns area of the table visual.

This measure will display the total count of rows from all the specified tables in your table visual.

Remember to adjust the DAX measure based on the actual table names and the number of tables you want to count rows for in your report.

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You can count whatever the primary key on the table is. Like if you have a table that shows customer ID, customer name, order quantity and sales amount, coming from 2+ tables, you would count the customer ID row as that would be what is making the rows unique.

It's kind of hard to get it to show up in a table visual in a way that is visually appealing, because any row count is just going to return 1 on each row before you get to the total at the bottom... sometimes I'll turn off the alternating row color and set the font to white to match the background on the values for that column to make it look slightly less lame... the total will still show in the normal font color.

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Hi,

It will depend upon the fields that you have dragged to the visual.  Share the download link of the PBI file and show the expected result.