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Hello,
Need help with the conditional function like where. I want to count requestID where pending audit = blanks.
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Hi, I think i got it
Hello
Try this :
Hi, the CA Omega'[Pending Audit] turns grey
Hi @Anonymous
Please try
Number of Blank =
CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'CA Omega' ), 'CA Omega'[Pending Audit] = BLANK () )
Yah it works, but the thing is I want to depend it to requestID. Is it possible? Because my total request ID's that was blank is 113 and this code returns 115 rows
@Anonymous
Not sure what do you mean but I gues you're looking for either
Number of Blank =
CALCULATE ( COUNT ( 'CA Omega'[Request ID ), 'CA Omega'[Pending Audit] = BLANK () )
or
Number of Blank =
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'CA Omega'[Request ID ), 'CA Omega'[Pending Audit] = BLANK () )
Otherwise please provide one example
Hello,
My table name is CA Omega and Request ID and Pending Audit are my columns.
The thing is, i want to count RequestID that was blank in Pending Audit, i dont want to count Pending Audit alone because it also count my excel's blank item. Its like count RequestID where Pending Audit = blank.
Hi, I think i got it
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