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Hi, I'm brand new to PowerBI this week!
I have a risk data set, within which there are 10 control columns in which the responses are either "complete", "slipped", "limited" or "on track" or left blank. I have created a table for my report which lists the risks out in the rows, and then I want to have 4 columns in the table to show the count of the number of controls that are "complete", "slipped", "limited" or "on track".
For example:
Complete On Track Limited Slipped
Risk 1 3 2 4 1
Risk 2 5 3 2 0
What DAX expression should I use to count how many are complete, how many are on track etc?
Thank you!
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I don't know. In the end I decided the simplest solution was to go back to the original data set, and create a table that combined all the different columns into a single table, where it was then much easier to count what I wanted it to count in BI.
I don't know. In the end I decided the simplest solution was to go back to the original data set, and create a table that combined all the different columns into a single table, where it was then much easier to count what I wanted it to count in BI.
Hi,
Could you use a matrix visual, and put the risk column on rows, controls on columns and just count something e.x COUNTROWS() on values?
Br
Marius
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