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Anonymous
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Count values from one column on the basis of other column

PLease help

I have following data in PBI,

 

ID MarketMarket UnitStatus
701NAMidwestGood
701NACanadaGood
701

NA

 

SouthV Good
701EuropeASGRGood
701EuropeGalliaGood
701EuropeLatin AmericaV Good

 

I have slicer for market, if I select no value from slicer than I want value :-

when i select no slicer count of "good" shld be 4
and count of v good shld be 2
when i select NA  count of "Good" should be 2
and vgood should be 1
 
Please help
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Just use 

 

Measure = COUNT('Table'[Status])

 

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ryan_mayu
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@Anonymous 

please try

Measure = calculate(countrows('table'),FILTER('table','table'[Status]="Good"))

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Anonymous
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thank you for solution really helpful, however I have status column count in my chart thus want the count for all the values of status together i.e Good and V Good count together for the waterfal chart

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Just use 

 

Measure = COUNT('Table'[Status])

 

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Best Regards,

Dedmon Dai

@Anonymous 

you can try use

Measure = calculate(countrows('table')

If you want to count the number of single value, you can use distinctcount.

 





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parry2k
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@Anonymous you can try following as a measure

 

Count = IF ( HASONEFILTER ( Table[Statu] ), COUNTROWS ( Table ), 0 )

 

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sorry, not working for me and other way out

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