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Hi all,
I want to count the super over by the match id. Here in the dataset they were given the particular column for the super over and if super over is bowled 1 was entered in the particular row for every ball of that super over with the respective match_id.
NOTE: match_id was given to the every ball of the match. Pls refer the above image to solve my problem.
Hi @Arul
Per your requirement, you could create a column or a measure
Column = CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet2[is_super_over]),ALLEXCEPT(Sheet2,Sheet2[match_id])) Measure = CALCULATE(SUM(Sheet2[is_super_over]),ALLEXCEPT(Sheet2,Sheet2[match_id]))
Best Regards
Maggie
Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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But, It gave me the wrong result as 68.
Hi @Arul
Do you create a column or a measure?
Could you show an exmaple for me to work on?
It is better for you to share the screenshot which show the wrong result.
Best Regards
Maggie
This the result which i got when i used the formula which was shared by you.
Hi @Arul
It seems "is_super_over" doesn't exsit in the same table with "match id".
Please let me know which table "is_super_over" lies and what relationship between two tables which "is_super_over" column and "match id" column lie.
You could give me an simple data example.
Best Regards
Maggie
They are in the same table only.
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