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Anonymous
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GROUP BY category with not null counts

 I have a table with three columns(Team name, created date, and completed date)

 

teamcreatedcompleted
A1/1/2022   1/1/2022
A1/3/2022   null
A1/3/2022   1/3/2022
A1/3/2022    null
A1/5/2022   1/5/2022
R1/1/2022  1/1/2022
R1/3/2022  1/3/2022
R1/3/2022  null
R1/3/2022  1/3/2022
T1/5/2022  1/5/2022
T1/1/2022  null
T1/3/2022  1/3/2022

 

 

what i want to do is group by team  and get the created and complted tickets counts. Like below result i only need to get the count for dates not null values,

 

ex: team A created 5 tickets but complted only 3 because of two null values.

 

Expected output:

 

teamcreatedcompleted
A53
R43
T32

 

Tried to get this usging power query group by but didnt get the expected output.

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ryan_mayu
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@Anonymous 

pls try this

 

= Table.Group(#"Changed Type", {"team"}, {{"Count", each List.NonNullCount([created]), Int64.Type}, {"Count2", each List.NonNullCount([completed]), Int64.Type}})

 

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pls see the attachment below

 





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Ashish_Mathur
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Hi,

Try these measures

Created = countrows(Data)

Completed count = calculate([Created],Data[completed]<>blank())

Hope this helps.


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Anonymous
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Thanks. but how do i group by teams?

ryan_mayu
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Super User

@Anonymous 

pls try this

 

= Table.Group(#"Changed Type", {"team"}, {{"Count", each List.NonNullCount([created]), Int64.Type}, {"Count2", each List.NonNullCount([completed]), Int64.Type}})

 

1.PNG

pls see the attachment below

 





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Anonymous
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Thanks. Did u do the above code by clicking "Group By" button or just using the code?

you can click group by and select count first, then update the formula.





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