Forum Discussion
Group by Percentage Range
Hello All,
I am trying to get a count of percentages within a range, most likely using DAX. See sample below:
Data:
| Inspection Score: |
| 85% |
| 85% |
| 90% |
| 70% |
| 75% |
| 100% |
| 92% |
| 75% |
Output Goal:
Scores less than 70%: 0
Scores between 70-79.99%: 3
Scores between 80-89.99%: 2
Scores between 90-99.99%: 2
Scores above 99.99%: 1
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
try to create a bunch of measures like:
Scores less than 70% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]<0.7 ) ) Scores between 70-79.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.7 &&TableName[Score]<=0.799 ) ) Scores between 80-89.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.8 &&TableName[Score]<=0.8999 ) ) Scores between 90-99.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.9 &&TableName[Score]<=0.9999 ) ) Scores abvoe 99.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>0.9999 ) )verified with the multi-row card visual and worked like this:
4 Replies
- FreemanZSuper User
try to create a bunch of measures like:
Scores less than 70% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]<0.7 ) ) Scores between 70-79.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.7 &&TableName[Score]<=0.799 ) ) Scores between 80-89.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.8 &&TableName[Score]<=0.8999 ) ) Scores between 90-99.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>=0.9 &&TableName[Score]<=0.9999 ) ) Scores abvoe 99.99% = COUNTROWS( FILTER( TableName, TableName[Score]>0.9999 ) )verified with the multi-row card visual and worked like this:
- datadmin-austinHelper I
FreemanZ Thank you very much! This is much more simple and managable.
- amitchandakSuper User
datadmin-austin , I think you need
Dynamic Segmentation Bucketing Binning
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Dynamic-Segmentation-Bucketing-Binning/m-p/1387187#M626
Dynamic Segmentation, Bucketing or Binning: https://youtu.be/CuczXPj0N-k- datadmin-austinHelper I
amitchandak Thank you for your message. I had to use the steps below to complete this:
- Create a measured column:
Percentage Ranking = SWITCH( TRUE(), [InspectionScore] < .7000, "Very Poor", [InspectionScore] < .8000, "Poor", [InspectionScore] < .9000, "Good", [InspectionScore] < .9999, "Very Good", "Perfect" )- Create a measure:
Score(70-80%) = CALCULATE( COUNT('Inspection Data'[Percentage Ranking]), FILTER('Inspection Data', 'Inspection Data'[Percentage Ranking] = "Poor" ) )I believe this should work. I was hoping to find a measure that did not require a measured column, is that possible?