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Data modeling for power BI
- 10 years ago
weilip1803 If I understood you correctly, in power bi desktop go to query editor, right click your table and click duplicate, in duplicated table select column with values A B C D E, under Transform tab click Pivot Column, Advanced Options, Count All and this would give you a new table with columns A B C D E and count of their occurences.
weilip1803 If I understood you correctly, in power bi desktop go to query editor, right click your table and click duplicate, in duplicated table select column with values A B C D E, under Transform tab click Pivot Column, Advanced Options, Count All and this would give you a new table with columns A B C D E and count of their occurences.
Thanks so much for the solution