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Let's see if I can explain this the right way...Please comment for clarification
I have a calculated measure (total views) that I am using in a table, and when paired with the user ID field, it gives the total number of views per user. I want to be able to count how many are >10. A seperate table cannot be created because I will need to filter by date and location as well. Is there any way to do this? I have the correct table (shown as a visualization) shown below, and the formula (not working) I was trying to use below
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You can create a measure like
Views > 10 =
var summaryTable = ADDCOLUMNS( VALUES('Table'[User ID]), "@num views", [Total Views])
return COUNTROWS( FILTER( summaryTable, [@num views] > 10) )
You can create a measure like
Views > 10 =
var summaryTable = ADDCOLUMNS( VALUES('Table'[User ID]), "@num views", [Total Views])
return COUNTROWS( FILTER( summaryTable, [@num views] > 10) )
Looks like this did the trick. Thanks so much becuase I was really struggling with this one
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