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kdc02
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Creating a calculated summary table based on an existing table

Hi,

 

I have a raw table (that contains other columns aside from these two):

DateCategories
1/1/2023Category B
1/1/2023Category B
1/1/2023Category B
2/1/2023Category F
2/1/2023Category F
2/1/2023Category F
1/1/2023Category G

 

Is it possible to create a new table that is a summary count of the raw table like this?

 

Date

Category A

Category B

Category C

Category D

Category E

Category F

Category G

1/1/2023103218401
2/1/202347235435

 

Thank you!

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selvaskm
Frequent Visitor

Create measure Catcount = Count(Catecory)
Use matrix visual with
row = date
column = catecory
values  = Catcount

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selvaskm
Frequent Visitor

Create measure Catcount = Count(Catecory)
Use matrix visual with
row = date
column = catecory
values  = Catcount

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