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Hi,
I have a summary table that I built in Excel that is counting how many employees under each management level/span of control/layer. The formula I used in excel was like below:
Formula = countif( count how many blank for each selected leader)
The summary table as below:
| Leaders | Management Chain 3 | Management Chain 4 | Management Chain 5 | Management Chain 6 | Management Chain 7 | Management Chain 8 |
| Leader 1 | ||||||
| Leader 2 | ||||||
| Leader 3 | ||||||
| Leader 4 | ||||||
| Leader 5 | ||||||
| Leader 6 | ||||||
| Leader 7 | ||||||
| Leader 8 | ||||||
| Leader 9 | ||||||
| Leader 10 | ||||||
| Leader 11 | ||||||
| Leader 12 |
The data structure is as below, which every chain has managers/employees and what the formula that I have in excel does, is count how many blanks under each management chain for the selected leaders from Management Chain : so if I want to count how many blanks for Leader 1 under Management Chain 3
| Management Chain 2 | Management Chain 3 | Management Chain 4 | Management Chain 5 | Management Chain 6 | Management Chain 7 | Management Chain 8 |
| Leader 1 | ||||||
| Leader 2 | ||||||
| Leader 3 | ||||||
| Leader 4 | ||||||
| Leader 5 | ||||||
| Leader 6 | ||||||
| Leader 7 | ||||||
| Leader 8 | ||||||
| Leader 9 | ||||||
| Leader 10 | ||||||
| Leader 11 | ||||||
| Leader 12 |
Is there any recommendation for a DAX measure that can be the same as excel formula?
Thank you!
Hi @Anonymous ,
I created some data:
Here are the steps you can follow:
1. Select the marked column – Replace value
Replace null values with 0, where null values are displayed as null in power bi
2. Select the marked column – Transform – Unpivot Columns.
Result:
3. Create measure.
Measure =
COUNTX(FILTER(ALL('Table'),'Table'[Management Chain 2]=MAX('Table'[Management Chain 2])&&'Table'[Attribute]=MAX('Table'[Attribute])&&'Table'[Value]=0),[Value])
4. Result:
Please click here for the pbix file
Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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Hi @Anonymous
Thank you for your help. Just wanted to add more details before I go ahead and try your suggested solution/measure, the data I have are coming through SQL and I don't want to mess the data, if I want to go ahead with this solution, will this impact the data?
Management Chains are fields within the Headcount Table that I usually get through SQL with specific fields. Please advise?
Thank you,
Zina
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