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Hi peep's I need some help to see what I have done wrong, I am new to this and I'm still learning DAX.
I am adding a measure to my table to give me an age category for KPI's.
Age Category = if('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]=blank(),blank(),if('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]<18,"16-17",if('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]<20,"18-19",if('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]<22,"20-21",if('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]<24,"22-23",if(‘PBO Client Details’[Age]<25 ”24”,”>25”)))))
Whilst we record the individual ages, the KPI asks for a count of 16-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23, 24 and 25.
So the column [Age] is just a list of numbers = for each clients age.
This is what I get
Any help to point me in the right direction gratefully received.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @DemoFour,
With your measure, you could not just use the column ['PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]], you could try to convert the 'PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age] to CALCULATE(SUM('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age])) in your formula.
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi @DemoFour,
With your measure, you could not just use the column ['PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age]], you could try to convert the 'PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age] to CALCULATE(SUM('PBO test 1 - Client Details'[Age])) in your formula.
Regards,
Daniel He
Thank's for your reply.
I got the following to work
But whilst the suggestion you made worked, I could not traslate it into visual. I think I need to do some more work on understanding CALCULATE and SUM to understand them better within BI.
kind regards
Hi @DemoFour ,
It is pleasant that your first issue could be solved, could you please mark my reply as answered if possible?
And with your second issue, I suggest to you to re-create a topic in the community and you could also refer to below link about CALCULATE:
https://www.absentdata.com/power-bi/how-to-use-calculate-in-power-bi/
https://databear.com/power-bi-tips-calculate-one-of-the-most-used-dax-functions/
Regards,
Daniel He
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