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Hello
Please see below We need 4 as an output as oracle output has 4 rows of output Request you to please find below dummy data
Thank you so much for help
Data
Orderno OrderLineNumber Shippeddate ScheduleDate
1232 4 14-11-2022 20211113
2323 6 16-11-2022 20221115
2323 5 16-11-2022 20221115
2323 7 16-11-2022 20221115
2323 8 16-11-2022 20221115
6556 6 24-11-2022 20211113
4543 7 23-11-2022 20221115
4543 8 23-11-2022 20221115
Query in oracle
SELECT COUNT(ORDERNO) CNT,
SCHEDULEDATE,
ShippedDate
FROM TABLE1
GROUP BY ORDERNO,
SCHEDULEDATE,
ShippedDate
Output In Oracle
Cnt ScheduleDate Shippeddate
1 14-11-2022 20211113
4 16-11-2022 20221115
1 24-11-2022 20211113
2 23-11-2022 20221115
Power Bi Output
4 4 Should be output as above Oracle output has 4 rows
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @gshaikh
You can new a summarized table and then count the rows of this summarized table:
Result2 =
var tab=SUMMARIZE (
'Table',
'Table'[Orderno],
'Table'[ScheduleDate],
'Table'[Shippeddate],
"Cnt", COUNT ( 'Table'[Orderno] )
)
return COUNTROWS(tab)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Thank you so much for help its work for me Thanks again
Hi, @gshaikh
You can new a summarized table and then count the rows of this summarized table:
Result2 =
var tab=SUMMARIZE (
'Table',
'Table'[Orderno],
'Table'[ScheduleDate],
'Table'[Shippeddate],
"Cnt", COUNT ( 'Table'[Orderno] )
)
return COUNTROWS(tab)
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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