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Martijnkamps
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Hi everyone,

 

I am new to Power BI and look to solve the following problem:

 

I have a table of strings that looks something like this:

 

Column 1              Column 2
A                           Yes
A                           Yes
A                           No
B                           Maybe
B                           Maybe
C                          Technical
D                          Technical
D                          Contract

I want to count (sum) all variables in column 2 for each variable in column 1.

Preffered output looks like:

 

Column 1             Column 2              Column 3

A                          Yes                        2

A                          No                         1

B                          Maybe                   2

C                         Technical                1
D                         Technical                1

D                         Contract                 1

 

Does anyone know how to solve this? Thank you very much in advance!

 

With kind regards,
Martijn Kamps

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Dear Dale,

Yes, thank you for your solution! The main problem was with a related table and the data type. It is fixed now.

Thank you and with kind regards,
Martijn

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@Martijnkamps

 

Hi Martijn Kamps,

 

Actually there are two ways we can go.

Option 1: Use a measure.

Measure =
COUNT ( Table1[Column2] )

Option 2: Add column2 twice, then choose count.Filtered count02.jpg

 

 

 

Community Support Team _ Dale
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@Martijnkamps

 

Hi,

 

Could you tell me if this worked? What else can I do for you?

 

 

Best Regards!

Dale

Community Support Team _ Dale
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Dear Dale,

Yes, thank you for your solution! The main problem was with a related table and the data type. It is fixed now.

Thank you and with kind regards,
Martijn

Hi Martijn,

 

My pleasure! I am so glad you have solved the problem.

 

 

Best Regards!

Dale

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