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Hi!
I have the following question;
I have a dataset with 1600 rows and each row contains a value (price)
Now I want to make a chart that give me the following information: Show me how many values are less than € 1000, tell me how many values are between € 1000 and € 1500, and tell me how many values are above € 1500.
Is this possible? And if so, how can I create this chart?
Thanks for your response!
Cheers Sander
The Netherlands
Add a calculated column (similar to this thread https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Help-with-Switch-Function/m-p/681931#M328485 )
Then pull the column on to a visualisation (clustered column chart - put it in the Value well and change the aggregation to count.
Pull the column again onto axis. The chart should give you what you want.
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