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CoQu9
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Group Values

Hi all, 

 

I am a relatively experienced Power BI/Power Query user but I am running into a problem with a new dataset I am working with. The data has repeat values and I need to report out things such as, "how many states have a F employee". I'm struggling with how to do this in Power Query or Power BI. Is there a calculation that would automatically group all three CA rows so that if I asked for a count of F it would say 2? 

 

Work SiteFunctionGender
CAPRF
CAEngF
CAHRM
MTHRM
MTHRF
TXENGM

 

Thank you!

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watkinnc
Super User
Super User

I would group by State AND Gender, and then add a Count Aggregation.

 

--Nate 


I’m usually answering from my phone, which means the results are visualized only in my mind. You’ll need to use my answer to know that it works—but it will work!!

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BA_Pete
Super User
Super User

Hi @CoQu9 ,

 

You can create DISTINCTCOUNT measures to tackle this particular issue.
For example, the following will output 2:

_StatesWithF = 
CALCULATE(
    DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Work Site]),
    'Table'[Gender] = "F"
)

 

My example measure is specific to this one requirement, but the use of DISTINCTCOUNT is what you're looking for to solve your overall need.

 

Pete



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BA_Pete
Super User
Super User

Hi @CoQu9 ,

 

You can create DISTINCTCOUNT measures to tackle this particular issue.
For example, the following will output 2:

_StatesWithF = 
CALCULATE(
    DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Work Site]),
    'Table'[Gender] = "F"
)

 

My example measure is specific to this one requirement, but the use of DISTINCTCOUNT is what you're looking for to solve your overall need.

 

Pete



Now accepting Kudos! If my post helped you, why not give it a thumbs-up?

Proud to be a Datanaut!




watkinnc
Super User
Super User

I would group by State AND Gender, and then add a Count Aggregation.

 

--Nate 


I’m usually answering from my phone, which means the results are visualized only in my mind. You’ll need to use my answer to know that it works—but it will work!!

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