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PBI_newuser
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How to count serial number regardless of slicer for certain type

Hi, how to create 2 measures with the below criteria. Here is the sample.

  • If type = Escalation or type = Install is selected, show all the Count of Job# and Count of Serial Number regardless of the slicer [Product] and [Team] selected.

Example: Product=P-1 is selected, the expected result is as below.

 

TypeSerial No CountJob Count
Escalation22
Install22
Repair11

PBI_newuser_1-1619492351376.png

 

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

@PBI_newuser , Try measure like

 

Switch(true()
max(Table[Type])="Install", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Escalation", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Repair", count(Table[Job#])
)

 

or

 

 

sumx(values(Table[Type]),
Switch(true()
max(Table[Type])="Install", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Escalation", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Repair", count(Table[Job#])
)
)

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@PBI_newuser , you can use removefilters or all for product and Team

or

allexcept(Table, Table[Type], Table[Serial No])

 

example

calculate(count(Table[Job#]), filter(Table, [Escalation]= "Install"), all(Table[product]), all(Table[team]))

 

refer examples here

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-recent-power-bi-functions-you-should-use-more-often-amit-chandak

https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/using-allexcept-versus-all-and-values/

https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/managing-all-functions-in-dax-all-allselected-allnoblankrow-allexcept...

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Hi @amitchandak , how to combine below 3 if statement in measure to get the output?

  • If Type="Install", then count Job# with All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])
  • If Type="Escalation", then count Job# with All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])
  • If Type="Repair", then count Job#

@PBI_newuser , Try measure like

 

Switch(true()
max(Table[Type])="Install", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Escalation", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Repair", count(Table[Job#])
)

 

or

 

 

sumx(values(Table[Type]),
Switch(true()
max(Table[Type])="Install", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Escalation", calculate(count(Table[Job#]), All (Data[Product]), All (Data[Team])),
max(Table[Type])="Repair", count(Table[Job#])
)
)

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