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I have a table that has a column with brand names, for example Red1, Red2, Blue1, Blue2, Green1, Green2, Green3, that has corresponding data to each field that is presented in a new column,
I want to take, for example Red1 and Red 2 and combine them into Red and sum the corresponding data.
And I would also want to do the same with Blue1 and Blue2 and not show/remove Green1, Green2 and Green3 from the newly created column. How do I do that? . If needed, I can try to explain in more details.
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Hi @Anonymous
Do you mean this?
Group = SWITCH ( 1; FIND ( "Red"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Red"; FIND ( "Blue"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Blue"; FIND ( "Green"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); ""; "Other category" )
It will assign "Other category" to anything that is not Red, Blue or Green.
Hi @Anonymous
You could create a new column 'Group' in your table with something like this:
Group = SWITCH ( 1; FIND ( "Red"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Red"; FIND ( "Blue"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Blue"; FIND ( "Green"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); ""; BLANK () )
and then you can place a matrix visual on your report with:
1. Table1[Group] in rows and
2. a measure like this in 'values' of the matrix:
MeasureCount=COUNT(Table1[Group])
@AlBThank you for the help! Is there any way to put all other extra data into one category of that column instead of manually typing Green 1, Green 2 etc. ?
Hi @Anonymous
Do you mean this?
Group = SWITCH ( 1; FIND ( "Red"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Red"; FIND ( "Blue"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); "Blue"; FIND ( "Green"; Table1[Brand]; 1; 0 ); ""; "Other category" )
It will assign "Other category" to anything that is not Red, Blue or Green.