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Pivot (Matrix) and Visual based on two Bins/Bucket columns
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi androo ,
Here I create a sample by data in Excel to have a test.
Here I inactive both relationships from [Bin Tag] to [Bin1] and [Bin2].
Measure:
Bin1 count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[ID]),USERELATIONSHIP('Table'[Bin1],Bin[Bin Tag]),'Table'[Bin1]<>BLANK())Bin2 count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[ID]),USERELATIONSHIP('Table'[Bin2],Bin[Bin Tag]),'Table'[Bin2]<>BLANK())Bin2 count based on Bin1 = CALCULATE([Bin1 count],'Table'[Bin2]<>BLANK())Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico ZhouIf this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
- 4 years ago
hi Rico,
I thought the answer would be measures, and, thanks, yes it seems it is. A bit of a pain as it means I have to write two long measures creating the ten or so bins I need rather than using the PBi built in grouping directly, but, it works and means I can then use slicers from my category data with the visual and get sense. So, thanks. I've uploaded a version of my example file, in PBi fixed and with some superfluous elements removed so that the solution is as clear as possible.
hi Rico,
I thought the answer would be measures, and, thanks, yes it seems it is. A bit of a pain as it means I have to write two long measures creating the ten or so bins I need rather than using the PBi built in grouping directly, but, it works and means I can then use slicers from my category data with the visual and get sense. So, thanks. I've uploaded a version of my example file, in PBi fixed and with some superfluous elements removed so that the solution is as clear as possible.