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karkar
Helper III
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Hello,

 

I have the following table as a result of a SQL query in Power Bi and after i created a measure to have distincts by ID and value.

I now want to be able to create another table out of it to show the counts by department like below:(WANT:1)--Do i start from Query1 again? or can we use the existing table? if so how can i do that???

 

Also another table to show counts by Month like shown:

 

 

HAVE:

ID         value     Department                Month

101         0           Road Transport         Jun2016

102         0           Aviation                     Jul2017

103         5           Aviation                     Aug2017

104         0           Aviation                     Aug2016

105         1           Ship                           jan2016

106         4           Mail                           Feb2017

107         4           Mail                           Mar2016

108         4          Walk                           Mar2016

 

WANT-1:

 

Department           COUNT

Road Transport         1

Aviation                     3

Ship                           1

Mail                           2

Walk                          1

 

 

WANT-2:

 

Month                 COUNT

Jan2016                     1

Mar2016                    2

Jun2016                     1

Aug2016                    1

Feb2017                     1

Aug2017                    1

 


Thanks

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Vvelarde
Community Champion
Community Champion

@karkar

 

Hi, Go to Edit Query and Use Group By (in Transform Tab).

 

Follow the steps:

 

Group ByGroup By

Regards,

 

Victor

Lima - Peru




Lima - Peru

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Vvelarde
Community Champion
Community Champion

@karkar

 

Hi, Go to Edit Query and Use Group By (in Transform Tab).

 

Follow the steps:

 

Group ByGroup By

Regards,

 

Victor

Lima - Peru




Lima - Peru

Thanks you Lima. That was so nice of you to have it in the form of a video. It helps a lot and is what i wanted also.

Just curious , can this also be done using DAX? If so how and which one do you prefer?

 

Thanks

Vvelarde
Community Champion
Community Champion

@karkar

 

In Dax is also possible.

 

To Create New Tables Using a original table i prefer Query Editor. They insert in to the model.

 

But if you want to just show in a visual (Not Create a table) with DAX is very simple to obtain.

 

 

 

 




Lima - Peru

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