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how to summarize data, count category variable
Hi all,
I have this type of table in my powerbi Desktop:
Type1 Type2 Type3 type4
intermediate Intermediate Advanced Awareness
Novice Intermediate Novice Awareness
Advanced Novice Novice Intermediate
Awareness Novice Novice Advanced
and i would like to convert it into:
Novice Intermediate Advanced Awareness
Type1 1 1 1 1
Type2 2 2 0 0
Type3
Type4
Thank you!
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@fiorela solution attached, look at table(2), lot of heavy lifting is done in power query
- added index column
- unpivoted the table
and then everything was very easy
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Hi,
In the Query Editor, add an Index column. Click on the Index heading and select "Unpivot Other olumns". Build a matrix visual and drag Attribute to the row labels. Drag the 3rd column to the column labels. Write this measure
=COUNTROWS(Data)
Hope this helps.
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Ashish Mathur
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Hi,
In the Query Editor, add an Index column. Click on the Index heading and select "Unpivot Other olumns". Build a matrix visual and drag Attribute to the row labels. Drag the 3rd column to the column labels. Write this measure
=COUNTROWS(Data)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/
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appreciate your help. many thanks !
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@fiorela solution attached, look at table(2), lot of heavy lifting is done in power query
- added index column
- unpivoted the table
and then everything was very easy
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many thanks!! it works
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You are welcome.
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Ashish Mathur
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