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Hi all,
I am looking for a very simple measure that works exactly the same as the count if function in Excel.
I have a column named "Justified/Non-justified" and in that column there are 2 different values: Justified and Non-justified.
I would like 2 measures; one to count the number of times "Justified" appears in that column, and the other measure must do the same for "Non-justified" .
Hoping for your help!
Regards, Johan
Solved! Go to Solution.
So, in general to replicate COUNT IF, you use CALCULATE with the appropriate FILTER clause.
So, in general to replicate COUNT IF, you use CALCULATE with the appropriate FILTER clause.
Sorry for the late reply, but this indeed works! Thanks!
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