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bekzod
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How to aggregate, assign to categories and count the number of occurrences in categories?

I have a challenge.

I want to calculate the average of sales amount by agents and then count how many agents made sales within the ranges, such as 1K-2K USD, 2K-3K, etc.?

 

For example, 

  • up to 1K USD - 100 agents
  • 1K to 2K USD - 300 agents
  • etc. 

 

I cannot figure out how to achieve it with DAX.

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parry2k
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@bekzod I posted solution to similar requirement , you can check it here and tweak it as per your need



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Hi @bekzod ,

You can add a calculated column with if statement to check current count based their group and return correspond category label, then you can do aggregate these records based on this category column.

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

parry2k
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@bekzod I posted solution to similar requirement , you can check it here and tweak it as per your need



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@parry2k wrote:

@bekzodI posted solution to similar requirement , you can check it here and tweak it as per your need


It worked. Thank you Parry. 

One more thing. Now, I cannot filter (cross-filter) when I click on a bin group.

Let's say, I have 100 customers with $3K-9K sales volume. However, when I click the column on the bar chart, it is not filtering. Can you please help?

It worked like a charm. Thanks so much:))

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