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Hello all,
Thank you for your time of reading my post. Currently, I'm building a measure to count the specific text from another table like in Excel when using formular COUNTIF(range,"*"&row&"*") in the example below but I don't know how to write measure in power BI so I hope you can help me for the solution. Thank you so much.
Scenario: In the excel file below, I have one sheet "product" and one sheet "report", you can see that I use the count formular with specific text to count because when extracting report from server, it will include the suffix after the product name (.....).
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Hello ,
1: make a relationship between the 2 tables : table 1 should be unique as ( product should not be duplicated ) , table 2 it should have Product column ( this can me duplicated as much as you want ) , the relationship shoul go 1 to many
2 : in report view just make a table and drop the product from the first table in the columns ( dont sumarize it ) , and product from the table 2 and set it as count
this is an aproach to make a table
second approach :
in table 1 that is unique make a new calculated column as per the image attached :
count = countrows(relatedtable(table 2 ))
Please accept as a solution if it works with you and a kudo is appreciated .
* share some sample file if you didnt figure it out
Thanks ,
Hi @bhelou , thank you for your reply. I tried in power query but the split is not what I want. What I want is just split the Product A, B, C and D into each row:
I can't find the attached file button so below is my table data:
Product |
Product A(from USA) |
Product C(from UAE) |
Product A(from USA) Product B(from Japan) |
Product C(from UAE) Product D(from Germany) |
Product A(from USA) Product B(from Japan) Product D(from Germany) |
Product A(from USA) Product B(from Japan) Product C(from UAE) |
Product A(from USA) |
Product C(from UAE) |
Product A(from USA) |
Product C(from UAE) |
Product D(from Germany) |
Product D(from Germany) |
Dear Attached Image for the final resulet also attached PBIX file see the steps how to achieve your target .
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OoAFeSam3SNQ6cEUW4AWmmJC7DQo5AgA/view?usp=sharing
Kindly accept as a solution and a kudo would be greatfull .
Thanks ,
Thank you @bhelou , I will try later on my personal laptop since google drive is forbidden with our policy. Just quick question: do I have to re-do again all these steps in power query if the data is updated with many records in future?
Hello ,
Its will work automatik everytime there is a refresh from the system .
for any inquiries kindly contact me through my email
bassem.7elou@gmail.com
Thanks ,
Hello ,
1: make a relationship between the 2 tables : table 1 should be unique as ( product should not be duplicated ) , table 2 it should have Product column ( this can me duplicated as much as you want ) , the relationship shoul go 1 to many
2 : in report view just make a table and drop the product from the first table in the columns ( dont sumarize it ) , and product from the table 2 and set it as count
this is an aproach to make a table
second approach :
in table 1 that is unique make a new calculated column as per the image attached :
count = countrows(relatedtable(table 2 ))
Please accept as a solution if it works with you and a kudo is appreciated .
* share some sample file if you didnt figure it out
Thanks ,
Hello @bhelou , thank you for your reply. I got your point now but our report system when extracting data always shown 2 or maybe 5 products in one row as image below.
So is there any function that we can split them to one row? Like this
row1: product A product B product C
to
row1: product A
row2: product B
row3: product C
Thank you.
Dear ,
Attached power Queries images how to clean data first
Hello @LandOfSmile178 ,
yes there is a way :
try to clean the data first from power queries ( split the data by space or delimiter ) ,
kindly share some sample data so we can achieve it , copy paste the data not an image here .
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