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Hi,
I am trying to filter some data and I'm having a hard time getting there.
I have a staff survey data table as follows and this is for one question; we have 63 total question:
Category Count of Responses
Strongly Disagree 4
Disagree 4
Neutral 12
Agree 109
Strongly Agree 116
I have multiple slicers users can look at the data, by department, job role and month survey sent.
For each question, I need to have the result show zero if the counts are less than 5. So in the above scenario, it would look like this:
Category Count of Responses
Strongly Disagree 0
Disagree 0
Neutral 12
Agree 109
Strongly Agree 116
This would also change based on the slicer options that are chosen.
Can anyone help with this please?
Thank you for any ideas!
Solved! Go to Solution.
I was able to get to the solution I was looking for after I reconstructed the database, so I am all set.
Thank you.
@Anonymous
Please see the DAX for this and replace with response column.
Measure = IF(COUNT(financials[Segment])<5,0,COUNT(financials[Segment]))
I have used limit 10 in the images.
If this helps, Please mark this as a solution.
Kudos are good too.
@VasTg ,
Thank you for your reply; this is rendering all results as zero.
I neglected to say in my original message that the answer values range from 1 to 5 which is why all the results are coming up zero.
So for each question, I need the totals to be greater than 5 to show the number (taking into account the answer values are 1 through 5) and if they fall below zero to show zero; as well as if a slicer is chosen, for instance, department, and those numbers could be zero if the total for that question, based on the filter is less than 5.
Thank you again for your quick reply!
@Anonymous
Are you looking for count or sum? If sum, change the DAX to SUM.
If will be helpful if you provide a mock-up data with actual expected results.
I was able to get to the solution I was looking for after I reconstructed the database, so I am all set.
Thank you.
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