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Hi there!
Is it possible to use a Measure to calculate the count of each values in a column? (The table below is just one of a column in my raw data table)
For example,
Red = count of 5
Blue = count of 3
Green = count of 3
Black = count of 2
Purple = count of 3
color names |
red |
blue |
green |
green |
green |
blue |
black |
black |
purple |
red |
red |
red |
red |
purple |
purple |
blue |
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Hi @Keith011 ,
I already helped you move this post to Power BI Desktop forum.
Here's the solution. You can create a measure using COUNT function.
Count = COUNT('Table'[color names])
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Keith011 ,
I already helped you move this post to Power BI Desktop forum.
Here's the solution. You can create a measure using COUNT function.
Count = COUNT('Table'[color names])
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Use the DISTINCTCOUNT function, and use the colors as the dimension.
-- Nate
This is probably a DAX / Power BI question which you could post in the Power BI forum instead of the Power Query forum?
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