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Creating Bins from distinct counts
Hi v-lili6-msft,
thanks for your response. I guess you took the case as a value? what i wanted was a distinct count of case id. i.e for interval 0-11 it means the distinct count of case id is less than 2 ( and not the case id itself).
the result should look like this:
| count of case id interval | count of acc id |
| 0-10 | 4 |
| 11-20 | 0 |
| 21-30 | 0 |
| Total | 4 |
Thanks
hi, bolarinwa
Is it this measure:
Measure = var _table=FILTER(GENERATE('case interval',Table1),DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Account ID])>='case interval'[start]&&DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Account ID])<='case interval'[end]) return
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Account ID]),_table)+0Result:
By the way, for this measure will due to a measure total problem, here is a post for you refer to
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Measure-Totals-The-Final-Word/m-p/547907
If it is not your case, please share some simple data sample and expected output with the explanation. the data sample you
have provided is too big.
Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Best Regards,
Lin
- bolarinwa7 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi v-lili6-msft, this is a simple format of the data:
AccountId Case ID CreatedDate 5000O00001ZGI4AQ 16-11-2018 11.22 5000O00001ZGmKRQ 17-11-2018 6.20 5000O00001ZGYDpQ 16-11-2018 16.20 5000O00001ZHmvCQ 19-11-2018 8.57 00001j 5000O00001ZGzvCQ 17-11-2018 14.36 00001j 5000O00001ZIJ6WQ 19-11-2018 17.50 00001j 5000O00001ZHpk3Q 19-11-2018 9.41 00001j 5000O00001ZFiLDQ 15-11-2018 14.01 00001j 5000O00001YtMGxQ 13-11-2018 15.01 00001j 5000O00001ZFr1nQ 15-11-2018 17.02 00001j 5000O00001ZFs0zQ 15-11-2018 17.28 00001j 5000O00001ZGXjSQ 16-11-2018 16.09 00001j 5000O00001ZI9oGQ 19-11-2018 14.54 00001j 5000O00001ZGfJjQ 16-11-2018 19.55 00001j 5000O00001ZIoE3Q 20-11-2018 12.09 00001j 5000O00001ZHajMQ 18-11-2018 22.36 00001j 5000O00001ZHZbRQ 18-11-2018 21.33 00001j 5000O00001ZJ48IQ 20-11-2018 17.34 00001j 5000O00001YsWReQ 12-11-2018 12.55 00001j 5000O00001Ytia4Q 14-11-2018 8.33 00001j 5000O00001YtiKBQ 14-11-2018 8.26 00001j 5000O00001Yti6iQ 14-11-2018 8.21 00001j 5000O00001YsJtGQ 12-11-2018 9.18 00001j 5000O00001ZIMECQ 19-11-2018 19.17 00001l 5000O00001YtdA6Q 14-11-2018 3.28 00001l 5000O00001ZG1K8Q 16-11-2018 0.50 00001l 5000O00001ZJbPJQ 21-11-2018 13.59 00001m 5000O00001ZJIAvQ 21-11-2018 7.25 00001m 5000O00001ZHjlCQ 19-11-2018 7.59 00001m 5000O00001YtMgpQ 13-11-2018 15.10 00001m 5000O00001ZIvNPQ 20-11-2018 14.29 00001m 5000O00001ZHlThQ 19-11-2018 8.31 00001m 5000O00001ZIgOfQ 20-11-2018 9.48 00001m 5000O00001ZHgk2Q 19-11-2018 5.50 00001m 5000O00001ZG77UQ 16-11-2018 7.53 00001m 5000O00001ZJ0XDQ 20-11-2018 16.09 00001m 5000O00001ZJUufQ 21-11-2018 11.51 00001m 5000O00001YtSOJQ 13-11-2018 17.22 00001n 5000O00001Yt6J2Q 13-11-2018 9.56 00001n 5000O00001Yt5sBQ 13-11-2018 9.48 my desired output should look like this
Distint Count of Case Interval Distinct Count of AccountID 1-10 4 11-20 5 21--30 11 >30 8
This means that only 4 unique accounts have between 1 and 10 unique cases in a selected time frame while 5 accounts had between 11-20 unique cases in the same time frame.
Thanks for your efforts