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I hope my Subject is good. Please somebody help me, because I can't find solution.
My table is in Power BI dashboard. I was creating this table based on some filters.
My filters:
Count of Idea is greater than or equal -> 2
Created 2019.01.01. - 2019.12.31
Employee: All
Departament: All
Status: Completed
In Power BI dashboard I see the table with results:
| Departament | Count of Idea | Employee |
| IT | 2 | Peter |
| IT | 5 | John |
| Finance | 3 | Asli |
It's ok, but I need to combine and to see this. I don't need to see Employees names, but I need to use some of the filters described above.
| Departament | Count of Idea |
| IT | 2 |
| Finance | 1 |
How can I count rows based on attribute Departament? I can't find solution how to count already counted values on table.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Count of ID is a column that is created only in that specific instance. It doesnt exist before the expression is evaluated.
I forgot the Count of ID filter that you wanted to apply so i modified the measure a little bit.
Measure =
Calculate(
Distinctcount('Table'[Employee]),
Filter(
Summarize(
'Table',
'Table'[Employee],
'Table'[Department],
"Count of ID",
Countrows('Table')
),[Count of ID] > 1 )
)
Give it a try and llet me know if the results are correct.
/J
I'm using Sharepoint list as a data source , where are:
• Employee (name, surname)
• Departament
• Idea (by Lean methodology)
• etc.
Measure =
Calculate(
Distinctcount('Table'[Employee]),
Summarize(
'Table',
'Table'[Employee],
'Table'[Department],
"Count of ID",
Countrows('Table')
)Try this
Ok, but what is Count of ID in your Measure?
And how can I use filter Count of Idea is greater than or equal 2?
I see results, but it's not good results.
My data and filters:
I want to see this:
| Padalinys (groups) | Count of ID |
| SD | 4 |
| FD | 10 |
Count of ID is a column that is created only in that specific instance. It doesnt exist before the expression is evaluated.
I forgot the Count of ID filter that you wanted to apply so i modified the measure a little bit.
Measure =
Calculate(
Distinctcount('Table'[Employee]),
Filter(
Summarize(
'Table',
'Table'[Employee],
'Table'[Department],
"Count of ID",
Countrows('Table')
),[Count of ID] > 1 )
)
Give it a try and llet me know if the results are correct.
/J
Thank you. Everything is good ![]()
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