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Hi All,
I am very new to Power BI , and running with an issue. I am sure I will definitely get the solution to my issue here.
Issue :
The below is a column I have
Col A
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
I need
Col A Occurance
1 2
2 2
3 2
1 2
2 2
3 2
4 1
I want to count the occurrences of each value in a column , including the duplicates.
Thanks a ton in advance.
Regards,
SKD
Solved! Go to Solution.
Add a calculated column.
Occurence = COUNTX ( FILTER ( yourTable, EARLIER ( yourTable[Col A] ) = yourTable[Col A] ), yourTable[Col A] )
How about this. Count the occurence with parameters? like count the "Name" that is under the same Column 1 and Column 2?
Add a calculated column.
Occurence = COUNTX ( FILTER ( yourTable, EARLIER ( yourTable[Col A] ) = yourTable[Col A] ), yourTable[Col A] )
How can we do this for every related data in another column
ie
col A colB Occurence
Mango Unripe 2
Orange Ripe 1
Mango Unripe 2
Orange Unripe 2
Mango Ripe 1
Orange Unripe 2
So it counts based on two column conditions
Hello,
How do i make my calculated column to take into consideration the filters of my BI ?
Thanks in advance,
Killian
Hi all,
Should there not be single quotes surrounding tableand column details? I couldnt get it to work without them.
Occurence = COUNTX ( FILTER ( 'yourTable', EARLIER ( 'yourTable[Col A]' ) = 'yourTable[Col A]' ), 'yourTable[Col A]' )
Thanks.
Simon
THANK YOU, I have been searching all day and finnally your solution did the job!
@Eric_Zhang
Hello,
Is there any way to do this on the M Query side of things?
Been looking for a solution, but my M Query is not so strong.
Cheers,
Niko
Hi there,
I've jus tried using your suggested solution to count the occurence of each userID in a column and have found the output appears to square each result. For example, where a userID appears twice in the column, the output in the occurrence column is 4 and where userID appears 6 times in the column the output in the occurrence column is 36. Any idea why this is happening? I really can't get my head around it I'm afriad!
Thanks for any help you can provide.
In your visual, are you doing a count of the new field or a sum? If you do a sum, it will seem like the output is squared but the reality is you just have to change what the table/matrix is doing to the field. You could also probably do a max or min. Basically, just don't sum the values.
I have a column like this
mango
orange
mango
grape
orange
mango
orange
mango
apple
need an out put like
mange 4
orange 3
Grape 1
Apple 1
Hi @Eric_Zhang
Thanks for the solution . It worked for me. Can you please suggest where & how to increase knowledge in DAX.
Regards,
SKD
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