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Hi, I hope someone can help: I have a simple table like this:
I need to make another table which groups/sums these rows together into new names (new1=A+B, new2=C, new3=D+E+F), like this:
I tried the 'Group' function but I couldn't make it work.
How can this be done?
Thank you very much
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Hi @Anonymous
You may add a column with IF Function.Then drag them to table visual to get the table.
Column = IF ( Table1[categories] IN { "A", "B" }, "new1", IF ( Table1[categories] IN { "D", "E", "F" }, "new3", "new2" ) )
Or create the table with SUMMARIZE Function.
Table = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Column],"Open",SUM(Table1[Open]),"Engaged",SUM(Table1[Engaged]),"Highly",SUM(Table1[Highly]))
Regards,
Hi @Anonymous
You may add a column with IF Function.Then drag them to table visual to get the table.
Column = IF ( Table1[categories] IN { "A", "B" }, "new1", IF ( Table1[categories] IN { "D", "E", "F" }, "new3", "new2" ) )
Or create the table with SUMMARIZE Function.
Table = SUMMARIZE(Table1,Table1[Column],"Open",SUM(Table1[Open]),"Engaged",SUM(Table1[Engaged]),"Highly",SUM(Table1[Highly]))
Regards,
when you load the data (get data), go to Add Column\condtional column. You should be able to build what you want there as an extra column
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