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Hi all,
Relatively new to power bi and Dax and i'm sure this is probably an easy one, in sql would be a doddle, i want to count the rows in my table CurrentOccupants where the column OccupancyStatus is equal to Lead and Joint so something like:
No' Tenants = COUNTROWS(FILTER('CurrentOccupants','CurrentOccupants'[OccupancyStatus] = "Lead","Joint"))
I've tried searching and cant seem to find a solution to this.
Many thanks
Karen
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @KarenKazab
No' Tenants =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'CurrentOccupants',
'CurrentOccupants'[OccupancyStatus] IN { "Lead", "Joint" }
)
)
Hi @KarenKazab
No' Tenants =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'CurrentOccupants',
'CurrentOccupants'[OccupancyStatus] IN { "Lead", "Joint" }
)
)
Hi Zubair,
I tried your solution but received syntax error. May i know what could be wrong? I'm newbie in DAX PBI. Appreciate your help on this. Thanks!
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