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bilalkhokar73
Helper IV
Helper IV

ItemGrouping

I have one date table, itemtable and transaction table Sales
I need to knwo that 1-10 item sold in how many shop
10-20 item sold in how many shop
20-30 item sold in how many shop , for me when I am 

What I did,


Measurecountitem =
var Measurecountitem=CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(sales[item]),ALLEXCEPT(sales,sales[item]))
return Measurecountitem


Column_Itemgrouping =
IF(sales[Measurecountitem]<10,"< 10",
IF(sales[Measurecountitem]>=10 && sales[Measurecountitem]<20,"< 20",
IF(sales[Measurecountitem]>=20 && sales[Measurecountitem]<30,"< 30",
IF(sales))))))))

when I am putting Column_Itemgrouping in column than only <10 shwoing other groups not coming, what is worng I am doing can somebody help me

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yes as it will be give single value rsult 

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @bilalkhokar73 ,

 

Has the problem be solved? If not, can you show some sample data and expected result to us so that we may be able to help you.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution
to help the other members find it.

yes solved , thank you

daxer-almighty
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

"CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(sales[item]),ALLEXCEPT(sales,sales[item]))"

 

The above is your problem. Look at this and think for a while what you're trying to do in there... I'll give you a hint: try to understand why the above always returns 1.

yes as it will be give single value rsult 

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