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8 years ago
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Countifs in powerbi?

Here is my formula I use in excel to count the number of unique vendors with criteria language pair and subject matter.   =COUNTIFS(DataDump1!$C$2:$C$139526,A2,DataDump1!$E$2:$E$139526,B2)   Here...
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    This is what I was looking for:

     

    =
    CALCULATE (
    COUNTROWS ( DataDump1 ),
    FILTER (
    DataDump1,
    DataDump1[languagePair] = EARLIER ( DataDump1[LanguagePair] )
    ),
    FILTER (
    DataDump1,
    DataDump1[Subject Matter] = EARLIER ( DataDump1[Subject Matter] )
    )
    )

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8 years ago

Zubair_Muhammad

 

Thank you for your response, however this didn't return the correct result.

 

I am looking for something like this, if row 1 has the vendor name of A+ Global Solutions and the language pair is chinese (China) -> English (United States) and the subject matter is IP- Non-Patent. Then I am looking for a formula to look through all the data and return how many times that combination is present in the data. 

 

Can you provide a formula to calculate that? I am new to DAX and would really appreciate it!

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Zubair_Muhammad
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8 years ago

Anonymous

 

Try adding subject matter in above formula

 

Formula =
CALCULATE (
    COUNTROWS ( DataDump1 ),
    ALLEXCEPT (
        DataDump1,
        DataDump1[language pair],
        DataDump1[vendor name],
        DataDump1[subject matter]
    )
)
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    dtartaglia
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    8 years ago

    Anonymous

     

    I was curious about this issue, tried Zubair_Muhammad solution but didn't get it to work for me. My DAX knowledge is limited to testing and reading posts on this forum and I'm sure there may be a better solution but this would work: I created a calculated column that combines all 3 column values into 1:

     

    Combined = Sheet1[Purchase Order Vendor] & Sheet1[Language Pair] & Sheet1[Subject Matter]

     

    ...then created a simple measure:

    UniqueCount = DISTINCTCOUNT(Sheet1[Combined])

     

    Again, I'm sure there may be a completely single DAX formula that can do this but this worked for me.