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hi
i am tring to sum all the pos columns the columns are in string format.
i have tried countA as well but didnt work
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Hi @Anonymous
There is a way maybe more complicated, but you can sum the strings of the entire table . Calculate the strings in each column separately and then sum these counts .
For example :
POS 1-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 1])
POS 2-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 2])
POS 3-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 3])
……………
POS 11-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 11])
And then sum these counts
Total = CALCULATE('The export'[POS 1-1]+'The export'[POS 2-1]+'The export'[POS 3-1]+……………… +'The export'[POS 11-1])
You will get the sum of strings in table .
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
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Hi @Anonymous
There is a way maybe more complicated, but you can sum the strings of the entire table . Calculate the strings in each column separately and then sum these counts .
For example :
POS 1-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 1])
POS 2-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 2])
POS 3-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 3])
……………
POS 11-1 = COUNTA('The export'[POS 11])
And then sum these counts
Total = CALCULATE('The export'[POS 1-1]+'The export'[POS 2-1]+'The export'[POS 3-1]+……………… +'The export'[POS 11-1])
You will get the sum of strings in table .
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous , use countx in place of count
countx('the export', <your current formula>)
i tried count x it did work as well
@Anonymous , first argument is the table name
refer :
https://theexcelclub.com/dax-count-and-countx-impact-of-using-measures-and-columns/
i have tried first argument as countx as well
i have shared pbix file
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qZ5_7fMRh5WE_wDN3DAZFH9G0opTB2vX/view?usp=sharing
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