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Hi!
I am totally lost in how to count number of occurences in a measure and display it in a stacked bar chart.
I have a result that looks like this:
Appointment_minutes is based on this measure:
I am new to Power BI, so there might be a pretty simple and straight forward solution that I can't think of..
Hope somebody can help me! 🙂
Kind regards,
S
Solved! Go to Solution.
360 = COUNTROWS( FILTER( SUMMARIZE( Table1, Table1[start time], Table1[end time], "Value" , [duration measure] ), [Value] = 360 ))
Try this and make one for each potential duration.
Are you able to calculate the duration as a calculated column instead of a measure?
/ J
@tex628 sorry, forgot to mention that this is a live connection. So, the solution has to be conducted in a measure 🙂
360 = COUNTROWS( FILTER( SUMMARIZE( Table1, Table1[start time], Table1[end time], "Value" , [duration measure] ), [Value] = 360 ))
Try this and make one for each potential duration.
Thank you @tex628 ! I actually had over 75 distinct appointment durations so i crated a calculated column in the cube where i categorized the columns into 9 values, the 9th being "More than 2 hours". I combined the switch and datediff function.
Then i used your measure in Power BI and it works! 🙂
You will need to create a measure for each potential duration, that counts the amount of occurances for that duration. Then you all of these measures together in the value section of the chart!
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