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parry2k
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How to group data?

I have data as listed below and would like to put a pie graph showing data in two group

 

amt pending for days passed less than equal to 5 days

amt pending for days passed more than 5 days

thanks in advance

 

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Bjoern
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Protip: Instead of using multiple IF-clauses, you should use the switch()-function. It is pretty good explained here:

 

http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2015/03/the-diabolical-genius-of-switch-true/

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vasim07
Helper I
Helper I

Untested but should work.

From Ribbon - New Measure.

 

 

lessthan5days = CALCULATE(SUM(TABLENAME[PRINCIPLE AMOUNT PENDING]),TABLENAME[DAYS PASSED] <= 5)
morethan5days = CALCULATE(SUM(TABLENAME[PRINCIPLE AMOUNT PENDING]),TABLENAME[DAYS PASSED] > 5)

 

Now, use both this metrics to plot a pie chart.

 

Regards,

Vasim Shaikh

 

I used the if condition for now. 

 

Thanks everyone for the solution.

 



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Bjoern
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Protip: Instead of using multiple IF-clauses, you should use the switch()-function. It is pretty good explained here:

 

http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2015/03/the-diabolical-genius-of-switch-true/

jgralton
Regular Visitor

Create another table "Days Passed" listing number of days.  Relationship should auto detect, if not select "Days Passed" as a relationship.

 

Should work.

 

 

parry2k
Super User
Super User

One way could be creating a new column and use if condition. wondering if there is another smart way to do so?



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