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lalithakiran
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Count the number of incident, which is less than *

Hi,

I tried to calculate and make tabular format, which total number of records less than 5, less than 3, less than 2 and less than 1.

Capture.PNGi could not figure it out how can i achive this as i am totaly new this power BI

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CountLT5GT4 = COUNTX(FILTER(Table, Table[Column]<5 && Table[Column]>4),[Column])

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You would create a couple measures in your data model. Data model tab on the left, Modeling, New Measure. The general formula would be:

 

CountLessThan5 = COUNTX(FILTER(Table, Table[Column]<5),[Column])

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@Greg_Deckler: Thanks you. Its realy helps me your solution to my earlier posts also. Additionatly, i require to count, which is less than 5 and grater than 4 (like in between). how to define formula for that.

CountLT5GT4 = COUNTX(FILTER(Table, Table[Column]<5 && Table[Column]>4),[Column])

No problem, my pleasure! 


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Thank you.. I realized that, my formula was wrong

i am getting result count is zero, if i were use && opeator. i am getting proper result when i use || operator for first condition (COUNTX(FILTER(Feedback,Feedback[Avg]>5 || Feedback[Avg]<= 4),Feedback[Avg]) ).

 

 when i use second condition for different measure field

 COUNTX(FILTER(Feedback,(Feedback[Avg]>4 || Feedback[Avg]<=3)),Feedback[Avg])

this returning unexpected count (count is 8). For this condition the result should be two. But i am getting count 8, which are blank fields are also behind.

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