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yiying
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How to create bins for measure? urgent

I just created a new measure like this

 

PMT per Work=divide(sum(PMT),distinctcount(work order ID))

 

So now I have a list of employees' average payment.

 

                          PMT per Work      

employee ID1   $150

employee ID2    $210

employee ID3    $320

employee ID$    $130

 

Now I want ot created a bin so I can get this

 

 PMT per Work bin            Count

$100-200                               2

$200-300                               1

$300-400                               1

 

 

I tried to created another measure using if function. However it would give me bins. It will give me just one number for the whole data set. 

 

Thanks you!!

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exlmmk
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Posting this in case it is helpful as I was looking for a similar solution to this same problem and this video explained exactly what I needed:

Dynamic Banding & Segmenting Example In Power BI Using DAX
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BlTXhhbOro


Anonymous
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Did you ever figure this out?

@Anonymous - Perhaps, see what you think about this Quick Measure:

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Quick-Measures-Gallery/Dynamic-ABC-Classification/m-p/479146

 



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You want a measure that creates a VAR using SUMMARIZE and then do a COUNTX using that table. See this article:

 

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Design-Pattern-Groups-and-Super-Groups/ba-p/138149



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Thank you for the answer! But I am still confused. So I should create a new table with my bins first? 

You could, or you could just do a "temp table" by creating a VAR that does a SUMMARIZE. I'm actually sitting next to Michael Carlo from Power BI Tips and he sent me this link:

 

https://powerbi.tips/2016/04/power-bi-histogram-with-bins/

 



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I follow every steps in this Link but I still can not do it. I think the problem is that the 2010 Census data in this tutorial is a column but my data is a measure. 

Thinking about this, I don't see how you are going to do what you want without creating a separate table with your bins and then creating a calculated column.



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