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i have legal Entity column which i can use it as multiple select slice i have to create one count rows card in which i have to show count the no person belong to that particular slicer selection either one value is selected or multiple . now i have to create one mod that gives me the value that is divided by 4 now need one measure that dive the value if mod is 0 then count /4 and result should be q1 = count /4 ,q2 = count /4 ,q2= count /4 ,q3 = count /4, q4 = count /4, if mod 1 result should be q1 = (count /4)+1 ,q2 = count /4 ,q2= count /4 ,q3 = count /4, q4 = count /4, if mod 2 result should be q1 = (count /4) ,q2 = count /4 ,q2= (count /4)+1 ,q3 = count /4, q4 = count /4, if mod 3 result should be q1 = (count /4)+1 ,q2 = (count /4)+1 ,q2= (count /4)+1 ,q3 = count /4, q4 = count /4, i need to show the table format Quartile and count of genders. as per the above calculations
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Hello @AshuKumar011,
Can you please try this approach:
1. Create a measure to count the number of persons
PersonCount =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('YourTableName'),
ALLSELECTED('YourTableName'[Legal Entity])
)
2. Create Measures for Each Quartile
PersonCountDiv4 = DIVIDE([PersonCount], 4, 0)
Modulus = MOD([PersonCount], 4)
Quartile1 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile2 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile3 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile4 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4],
0
)
3. Create a Table and display the Results
Quartiles = DATATABLE(
"Quartile", STRING,
{ {"Q1"}, {"Q2"}, {"Q3"}, {"Q4"} }
)
QuartileCount =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q1", [Quartile1],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q2", [Quartile2],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q3", [Quartile3],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q4", [Quartile4],
0
)
Hope this helps.
But when applyig filters of genders it is not giving right numbes1
Hello @AshuKumar011,
Can you please try this approach:
1. Create a measure to count the number of persons
PersonCount =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('YourTableName'),
ALLSELECTED('YourTableName'[Legal Entity])
)
2. Create Measures for Each Quartile
PersonCountDiv4 = DIVIDE([PersonCount], 4, 0)
Modulus = MOD([PersonCount], 4)
Quartile1 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile2 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile3 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4] + 1,
0
)
Quartile4 =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[Modulus] = 0, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 1, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 2, [PersonCountDiv4],
[Modulus] = 3, [PersonCountDiv4],
0
)
3. Create a Table and display the Results
Quartiles = DATATABLE(
"Quartile", STRING,
{ {"Q1"}, {"Q2"}, {"Q3"}, {"Q4"} }
)
QuartileCount =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q1", [Quartile1],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q2", [Quartile2],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q3", [Quartile3],
SELECTEDVALUE(Quartiles[Quartile]) = "Q4", [Quartile4],
0
)
Hope this helps.
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