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Group by with If Condition
Hello Team,
I have this table (Col A and Col B) and I need Output like this in Col F, G, H.
Please help me with Power BI.
Hi bhavinshah
You can use 2 measures for the new columns. check the output first and then try the DAX code for measures.
TBL7 is my table name.First measure the count all the values (Y and N both)
TBL7 Total Count = COUNTROWS(TBL7)After that filter out the Y rows and then count the rows.
TBL7 Count Y = VAR ValuesY = FILTER( TBL7, TBL7[Status] = "Y" ) VAR ValuesCount = COUNTROWS(ValuesY) RETURN ValuesCount+0Dear bhavinshah ,
Please find below a possible solution.
This measure is for the Group measure.Group =COUNTROWS('My table')This is for the Count measure.
Count =VAR selItem = SELECTEDVALUE('My table'[Status])VAR Yes_ =IF(selItem = "N",0,CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('My table'),FILTER('My table','My table'[Status] = "Y")))RETURNYes_*****Please accep this as a solution****
6 Replies
- Musadev
Resolver III
Hi bhavinshah
You can use 2 measures for the new columns. check the output first and then try the DAX code for measures.
TBL7 is my table name.First measure the count all the values (Y and N both)
TBL7 Total Count = COUNTROWS(TBL7)After that filter out the Y rows and then count the rows.
TBL7 Count Y = VAR ValuesY = FILTER( TBL7, TBL7[Status] = "Y" ) VAR ValuesCount = COUNTROWS(ValuesY) RETURN ValuesCount+0- bhavinshahFrequent Visitor
- Musadev
Resolver III
The first measure has grouped all the data irrespective of the status (Y,N)
and then it applied a check to count only the Y status and ignore the N.
You can add another measure as well to count the N values for each text, and then minus it from the total count and it will give you the same results.
- Kobe100Frequent Visitor
Dear bhavinshah ,
Please find below a possible solution.
This measure is for the Group measure.Group =COUNTROWS('My table')This is for the Count measure.
Count =VAR selItem = SELECTEDVALUE('My table'[Status])VAR Yes_ =IF(selItem = "N",0,CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('My table'),FILTER('My table','My table'[Status] = "Y")))RETURNYes_*****Please accep this as a solution**** - bhavinshahFrequent Visitor