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Anonymous
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Countif in New Table

Hello -

 

I am very new to Power BI and I am trying to create a visualization of the status of various projects. My Data looks something like this: 

ProjectStep 1Step 2Step 3
ACompletedIn ProgressNot Started
BIn ProgressIn ProgressIn Progress
CCompletedCompletedCompleted
DCompletedNot StartedNot Started
EIn ProgressIn ProgressNot Started

 

There are a total of 9 steps and about 300 total projects. My goal is to count the status for each step to then display as a chart. I want the data to look something like this: 

 

Step CompletedIn ProgressNot Started
Step 1320
Step 2131
Step 3113

 

Whenever I try to create a calculated column I can only get the count for one of the steps. Can someone help get me on the correct path? 

 

Much appreciated. 

Jack

  • Hi jack_oplav,

     

    To achieve your requirement, click column [Step1], [Step2] and [Step3], then click unpivot columns like below:

     

     

    Then, click column [value] and click pivot columns based on column [Project], the result is like below:

     

     

    Regards,

    Jimmy Tao

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    Hello -

     

    I am very new to Power BI and I am trying to create a visualization of the status of various projects. My Data looks something like this: 

    ProjectStep 1Step 2Step 3
    ACompletedIn ProgressNot Started
    BIn ProgressIn ProgressIn Progress
    CCompletedCompletedCompleted
    DCompletedNot StartedNot Started
    EIn ProgressIn ProgressNot Started

     

    There are a total of 9 steps and about 300 total projects. My goal is to count the status for each step to then display as a chart. I want the data to look something like this: 

     

    Step CompletedIn ProgressNot Started
    Step 1320
    Step 2131
    Step 3113

     

    Whenever I try to create a calculated column I can only get the count for one of the steps. Can someone help get me on the correct path? 

     

    Much appreciated. 

    Jack

    • v-yuta-msft's avatar
      v-yuta-msft
      Community Support

      Hi jack_oplav,

       

      To achieve your requirement, click column [Step1], [Step2] and [Step3], then click unpivot columns like below:

       

       

      Then, click column [value] and click pivot columns based on column [Project], the result is like below:

       

       

      Regards,

      Jimmy Tao

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        Not applicable

        Thank you so much! This is just what I was looking for. 

         

        I created the new table (Table 2) by duplicating the original table (Table 1) and doing the pivot steps you suggested. When I create the chart based on the Table 2, it does not filter in the report for Table 1 filters. I know the two tables need to be related, but I thought that duplicating Table 1 would automatically update the values for Table 2. 

         

        Thanks in advance for your assistance!