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I am grouping columns in Power Bi via Power Query and I am trying to get a distinct count of my Work Orders. The one issue I am having is I do not want to count the NULL/Blank values.
Here is my Power Query statement:
= Table.Group(#"Removed Columns1", {"Item ID", "Item Name", "Bin Qty", "On Hand Qty", "EOQ", "Order Point Qty", "CUS_CorpName", "3BIN", "5BIN", "8BIN", "Bins - Stock", "Customer Name", "Backlog", "WKO Status Code", "3BIN%", "5BIN%", "8BIN%", "Blanket Qty"}, {{"SUM WKO QTY To Complete", each List.Sum([WKO QTY To Complete]), type number}, {"WOs", each Table.RowCount(Table.Distinct(_)), Int64.Type}})
So for the nulls it is showing as 1 after grouping when it should show 0.
Thank you for any help you can give.
Chad
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In this report I still need to show the nulls.
I was able to solve this with this statement:
= Table.Group(#"Removed Columns1", {"Item ID", "Item Name", "Bin Qty", "On Hand Qty", "EOQ", "Order Point Qty", "CUS_CorpName", "3BIN", "5BIN", "8BIN", "Bins - Stock", "Customer Name", "Backlog", "WKO Status Code", "3BIN%", "5BIN%", "8BIN%", "Blanket Qty"}, {{"SUM WKO QTY To Complete", each List.Sum([WKO QTY To Complete]), type number}, {"WOs", each Table.RowCount(Table.SelectRows(_,(x)=>x[WKO Work Order ID]<>null)), Int64.Type}})
In this report I still need to show the nulls.
I was able to solve this with this statement:
= Table.Group(#"Removed Columns1", {"Item ID", "Item Name", "Bin Qty", "On Hand Qty", "EOQ", "Order Point Qty", "CUS_CorpName", "3BIN", "5BIN", "8BIN", "Bins - Stock", "Customer Name", "Backlog", "WKO Status Code", "3BIN%", "5BIN%", "8BIN%", "Blanket Qty"}, {{"SUM WKO QTY To Complete", each List.Sum([WKO QTY To Complete]), type number}, {"WOs", each Table.RowCount(Table.SelectRows(_,(x)=>x[WKO Work Order ID]<>null)), Int64.Type}})
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