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Count rows with filter and get a sum on a measure

Hi, 

I have a measure named "color" and I want to have a measure that count how many times I have "red" color or another color.

For example I have a table as below : 

Car---------Zone-------- color--------------------Measure

A                 EU                red                                 1

B                 EU                blue                               0

C                 EU               red                                  1

Total                                                                      2

I want a measure which returns 2  

 

I tried that but I doesn't work...

 

freq = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(table),FILTER(table,[color]="red")))

 

Please if someone can help me,

 

Thank you 

 

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It seems that your "Trend_W" is a measure it self.

 

Try a maesure like below

 

freq = COUNTX(Values(table[Zone]), IF ( [Trend_W] = "#FF0000"1))

_Freq New = SUMX(Values(Table[Car]),Freq)







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NickolajJessen
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FarhanAhmed
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This should results your desired results. One thing that you can check if you have check "Show Items with No Data" to the CARS field in the table.

 

 

FarhanAhmed_0-1655372271499.png

 

Else you can try below expression as well

 

freq = IF(ISBLANK(CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table',[color]="red"))),0,CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table',[color]="red")))






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Anonymous
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Hi @FarhanAhmed , thank you for your answer, but I don't get the result that I want : I let you see 

Mou_lda63_0-1655373622208.png

 

I must obtain 3 as a result and not 9.

 

 

you want to count Distinct Reds ? the freq measure results are fine though







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Anonymous
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@FarhanAhmed , 

Yes I want to count only red color which hex color is "#FF0000". The freq measure result is false because I should obtain 3 and not 9

Try this measure instead

freq = IF(HASONEVALUE('Table'[Car]),

IF(ISBLANK(CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table',[color]="red"))),0,CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table',[color]="red"))),CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Car]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Color]="Red")))






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Anonymous
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@FarhanAhmed 

I dont obtain the right result, maybe because  [ car ] is not a column but a measure... I obtained the same result as previously. 

With this measure  I have the right filter but I don't know how to have a sum and a total :

freq = COUNTX(Values(table[Zone]), IF ( [Trend_W] = "#FF0000", 1))
 
You can see the result in the picture that I sent before, 
 
Thank you so much for your help @FarhanAhmed 
 
 
 
 

It seems that your "Trend_W" is a measure it self.

 

Try a maesure like below

 

freq = COUNTX(Values(table[Zone]), IF ( [Trend_W] = "#FF0000"1))

_Freq New = SUMX(Values(Table[Car]),Freq)







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Anonymous
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@FarhanAhmed

Thank you for the "New_freq" it works !!! 

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