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TSantoro99
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Countif with multiple criteria - DAX

Hello, 

 

I am looking for some assistance in writing a DAX formula which will act as a countif with multiple criteria. I have the excel version here with some simplified data for an example: 

 

 

I am looking to add a column to my data table that will count the number of times a unique combination of ID and Week appear. 

 

My true data set is all in one table (StudentRelatedServicesDetail) and I would need to count number of times that a student's service (RelatedServiceID) is scheduled during a given week (Either: ServiceDate or YearAndWeek). 

 

 

Any assistance that can be provided would be much appreciated! 

 

Thank you!

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Anonymous
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Hi @TSantoro99,

 

You can create a column by concatenating the columns id and week with M code in your Query Editor, like this:

 

 

 #"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Previous step", "Concatenated", each [id]&"_"&[Week])



and then using DAX create a column with the count of occurrences of the concatenated values, using this formula:

 

 

Count_occurence =
COUNTX (
FILTER ( Table; EARLIER ( Table[Concatenated] ) = Table[Concatenated] );
Table[Concatenated]
)

 

Regards.

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Anonymous
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Hi @TSantoro99,

 

You can create a column by concatenating the columns id and week with M code in your Query Editor, like this:

 

 

 #"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(#"Previous step", "Concatenated", each [id]&"_"&[Week])



and then using DAX create a column with the count of occurrences of the concatenated values, using this formula:

 

 

Count_occurence =
COUNTX (
FILTER ( Table; EARLIER ( Table[Concatenated] ) = Table[Concatenated] );
Table[Concatenated]
)

 

Regards.

@Anonymous - Thank you so much Felipe! You have saved me many hours of hair-pulling and frustration trying to get that to work! It looks excellent and is exactly what I needed.  Smiley Very Happy Many, many, thanks! 

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