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Hello - I'm a Power BI newbie. I've noticed some interesting trends in the actual total row count of a series of tables I've brought in via Power Query. I'd like to create a simple table report that shows as follows:
Table Name | Total Row Count |
Table A | 2,100 |
Table B | 5,400 |
Table C | 7,500 |
Is there a formula to get the Table Names and the Row Counts for that table in a Report?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @PatDools
To generate the desired table please follow this steps :
1. Create measures that count tables rows :
Thank you so much for this, Rita - your instructions/video were clear and led me to the solution I needed. Thanks again!
Hi @PatDools
To generate the desired table please follow this steps :
1. Create measures that count tables rows :
Thank you so much for this, Rita - your instructions/video were clear and led me to the solution I needed. Thanks again!
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