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Harry_Tran
Helper III
Helper III

How to group by in power bi

Hi everyone,

I have a table like this

Harry_Tran_0-1619492075422.png

One teacher can teach at different schools and teach differnet classes.

what I'm trying to do is count teacher group by school.

I used distinctcount and the result is like this

Harry_Tran_1-1619492545217.png

 

My goal is

Harry_Tran_2-1619492586448.png

 

Because teacher 1 teaches as 3 school A,B, and C.

If anyone know how to do this, please help.

Thank you so much

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Harry_Tran , Try to create a measure

countx(summarize(Table, Table[teacher id], table[School]),[teacher id])

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Harry_Tran , Try to create a measure

countx(summarize(Table, Table[teacher id], table[School]),[teacher id])

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It works, thank you so much

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