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Hi all,
I want to create a KPI which gives me the total number of 'house_id' where the 'number_of_cars' is greater than 4.
I have created a "pivot visual" in powerbi which looks something like this:
House_id | House_Name | Count_number_of_cars |
111222 | Tony | 10 |
222111 | Sarah | 8 |
111333 | Dave | 6 |
123456 | Tom | 6 |
234567 | Rajan | 5 |
345678 | Roshan | 15 |
456789 | Wazza | 4 |
567123 | Ronaldo | 3 |
234987 | Messi | 3 |
987456 | House10 | 2 |
765432 | Akali | 1 |
543216 | Ekko | 1 |
The "count_number_of_cars" column is essentially a count of the number of cars each house owns, and the pivot visual is grouping this by "house_id".
I have not created any additional measures or columns here, but i'm finding it hard to create a KPI which tells me the number of records/houses that have more than 4 cars for example as I dont have a single field I can put in the KPI.
How would I achieve this?
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@parry2k Thanks for suggesting the formula, it didn't work quite as well but i did look into the function and came up with this measure which seems to work:
carcount =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
SUMMARIZE (
house,
[house_id],
"count", DISTINCTCOUNT ( [number_of_cars] )
),
[count] > 1
)
)
Is there a way to make this measure interact with my other graphs/tables? For e.g. If this measure tells me the total number of homes with more than 4 cars is 20 homes, then I want my other visuals to filter for these specific 20 homes....if that makes sense?
@Anonymous add a measure to count houses with more than equal to 4 cars:
KPI More than 4 cars =
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE ( Table, Table[House_Id], "@Cars Count", COUNTROWS ( Table ) ),
IF ( [@Cars Count] >= 4, 1 )
)
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@parry2k Thanks for suggesting the formula, it didn't work quite as well but i did look into the function and came up with this measure which seems to work:
carcount =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
SUMMARIZE (
house,
[house_id],
"count", DISTINCTCOUNT ( [number_of_cars] )
),
[count] > 1
)
)
Is there a way to make this measure interact with my other graphs/tables? For e.g. If this measure tells me the total number of homes with more than 4 cars is 20 homes, then I want my other visuals to filter for these specific 20 homes....if that makes sense?
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