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Hello.
I need help on this. I want to create group ranges based on the purchase amount of each market. I have this table:
Market Transaction amount Date
Brazil BRL 100 1/8
Brazil BRL 50 1/8
Brazil BRL 180 2/8
Canada CAD 25 1/8
US USD 10 1/8
I want to create ranges for each market such as
Brazil Ranges Count
1-100 2
100-200 1
Canada Ranges Count
1-50 1
The idea is to that I can have a filter for Market so that if I click on BRAZIL it appears the table for ranges for Brazil.
Can anyone help me on this?
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @anacerco,
How do you define the group ranges? Are they pre-defined in data source? I mean there existing a table like below:
After loading into desktop, please locate to Query Editor mode first.
Right click and duplicate the [Range] column and then split the duplicated one.
Save above changes. In report view, please new below measure:
count =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( Dataset1[Transaction] ),
FILTER (
Dataset1,
Dataset1[Market] = SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Market] )
&& Dataset1[Amount] >= SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Min] )
&& Dataset1[Amount] < SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Max] )
)
)
Then, use a Matrix visual to display data.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @anacerco,
How do you define the group ranges? Are they pre-defined in data source? I mean there existing a table like below:
After loading into desktop, please locate to Query Editor mode first.
Right click and duplicate the [Range] column and then split the duplicated one.
Save above changes. In report view, please new below measure:
count =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( Dataset1[Transaction] ),
FILTER (
Dataset1,
Dataset1[Market] = SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Market] )
&& Dataset1[Amount] >= SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Min] )
&& Dataset1[Amount] < SELECTEDVALUE ( Dataset2[Max] )
)
)
Then, use a Matrix visual to display data.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hello Yuliana,
I just found that I am not being able to show the total for this ranges. I would like to have the total for all the ranges and also a column showing the % that each range has on the total, but somehow when I add a new column of count and click on "show as grand total" is not showing anything. Do you know how can I solve this?
thank you!
Hello Yuliana,
Thanks for your help. I managed to follow your steps and worked!
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