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Hi there!
I am trying to implement a column like so:
animal | count |
cat | 1 |
dog | 1 |
mouse | 1 |
cat | 2 |
dog | 2 |
mouse | 2 |
cat | 3 |
mouse | 3 |
cat | 4 |
dog | 3 |
mouse | 4 |
Where for each instance of animal, a count is incremented. Essentially, it is 3 independant counters, each counting the occurance of that animal.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Im trying something like this at the moment:
Count =
VAR countCat = CALCULATE(RANKX('Table','Table'[Animal],,ASC,Dense), FILTER('Table','Table'[Animal]="Cat"))
return countCat
I will have the other animals as VARs as well and an if statement in my return statement to assign values for each row.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous
Hi
First add an Index Column from the Query Editor
Then you can RANK based on that Index to get the desired calcualted column
i.e
Count = RANKX ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[animal] = EARLIER ( Table1[animal] ) ), [Index], , ASC )
@Anonymous
Hi
First add an Index Column from the Query Editor
Then you can RANK based on that Index to get the desired calcualted column
i.e
Count = RANKX ( FILTER ( Table1, Table1[animal] = EARLIER ( Table1[animal] ) ), [Index], , ASC )
@Anonymous
File attached as well
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