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ZW
Frequent Visitor

CountIf Per Row

Hi, I was hoping someone could help me with a CountIf equivilanet in Power BI. 

 

I would like to count the number of n/a's per row, to then formulate a percentage of how many data fields have been completed for each row.

Due to the format of data export, I cannot transpose the data into columns rather than rows.

 

Please see example data, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

 

NameBirthdayNationalityGenderAgeOccupationAddressNumber of N/APercentage Row Complete
Steve22/04/1990n/aMale31BuilderScotland  
Alicen/aIrishFemalen/an/aIreland  
Bobn/aBritishn/a52Teachern/a  
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@ZW , then you have to try a measure like

 

Divide(
countx(filter(Table, Table[Name] ="N/A"), [Name])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Birthday] ="N/A"), [Birthday])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Nationality] ="N/A"), [Nationality])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Gender] ="N/A"), [Gender])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Age] ="N/A"), [Age])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Occupation] ="N/A"), [Occupation])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Address] ="N/A"), [Address]),
countrows(Table)*7)

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ZW
Frequent Visitor

This worked, thank you very much!

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@ZW , then you have to try a measure like

 

Divide(
countx(filter(Table, Table[Name] ="N/A"), [Name])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Birthday] ="N/A"), [Birthday])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Nationality] ="N/A"), [Nationality])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Gender] ="N/A"), [Gender])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Age] ="N/A"), [Age])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Occupation] ="N/A"), [Occupation])
+countx(filter(Table, Table[Address] ="N/A"), [Address]),
countrows(Table)*7)

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Microsoft Fabric Series 60+ Videos YouTube
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