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I have 1 Question Related to Power Query
This is my Table from Column A to E and I need to calculate it in DAX
I know How to calculate it in Excel but not in Dax
In Excel, we can use Count if Function but in DAX it looks like a Trickey
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You are right, that this is not as trivial as in Excel. Normally you would need to do some unpivoting on your table to get your result as explained here:
Solved: Power Query - count across columns if condition me... - Microsoft Power BI Community
However, a quick and dirty solution could be something like this:
Here the code:
TomsNewCountColumn = IF ( 'Table12'[A] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[B] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[C] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[D] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[E] = TRUE, 1, 0)
Be aware though that this is not scalable and I would always go for some proper changes on your table before applying the code above. However, since your query was to count all trues accross columns, it might still work for you 🙂
/Tom
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Hi @Anonymous ,
You are right, that this is not as trivial as in Excel. Normally you would need to do some unpivoting on your table to get your result as explained here:
Solved: Power Query - count across columns if condition me... - Microsoft Power BI Community
However, a quick and dirty solution could be something like this:
Here the code:
TomsNewCountColumn = IF ( 'Table12'[A] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[B] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[C] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[D] = TRUE, 1, 0) + IF ( 'Table12'[E] = TRUE, 1, 0)
Be aware though that this is not scalable and I would always go for some proper changes on your table before applying the code above. However, since your query was to count all trues accross columns, it might still work for you 🙂
/Tom
https://www.tackytech.blog/
https://www.instagram.com/tackytechtom/
| Did I answer your question❓➡️ Please, mark my post as a solution ✔️ |
| Also happily accepting Kudos 🙂 |
| Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn! | |
| #proudtobeasuperuser | |
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