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I have a visualization in the form of a table. The values in the table change according to a slicer.
I want to add a Card that shows the number of rows in the table (excluding the header row). Of course, the value in the card will change according to the slicer.
Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
You could:
1. Make a copy of the table
2. Change the copied table to a card
3. Change the Fields to Count
Could that work as a solution?
Ok, you want to count by another column. You could delete the field and then choose another column, and set to count once again.
Or you could create a measure using
Count non empty rows = COUNT(Table[The column you want])
and put it in the card.
You could:
1. Make a copy of the table
2. Change the copied table to a card
3. Change the Fields to Count
Could that work as a solution?
It works! Clever idea.
Just a clarification. When i choose the Card visualization, it chooses by default one of the values in the table. I change the summarization in a count and it is ok. In my case the value in the cecond column is chosen, but I would like to change it, because there could be some "void/missing" values in that column, so I could't get the total number of rows by counting tha values.
Ok, you want to count by another column. You could delete the field and then choose another column, and set to count once again.
Or you could create a measure using
Count non empty rows = COUNT(Table[The column you want])
and put it in the card.
Great! It works very well!
Thank you!
I think making a measure with with =countrows would help.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/query-bi/dax/countrows-function-dax?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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