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How to count values in a column

Hi,

 

I have a calculated column % Worked = (AVS[Real Act Min]/AVS[scheduledMinutes]). I want to count the amount of times

the value in % Worked is <=79. Thought this should work but it's not -> 79 = COUNTROWS(FILTER(AVS,[% Worked]<=79))

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So, just create a calculated column like:

 

79 = IF([% Worked]<=79,1,0)

Then you can just do a COUNT aggregation on [79].


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v-caliao-msft
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@android1

The value is the actual data, regardless of the date format,  change the 79 to 0.79, then if should behave as expected
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Regards,

Charlie Liao

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v-caliao-msft
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@android1

The value is the actual data, regardless of the date format,  change the 79 to 0.79, then if should behave as expected
Capture.PNG

 

Regards,

Charlie Liao

Greg_Deckler
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Try:

 

CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(AVS),AVS[% Worked]<=79)

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Still not getting correct results -> lessthan79.jpg

Oh, >slaps self in forehead<, I understand what you are going for now, (I think). Can you post some sample data and your expected results? That way I can be sure I answer the correct problem.


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Samp Data.jpg

 

 

So, just create a calculated column like:

 

79 = IF([% Worked]<=79,1,0)

Then you can just do a COUNT aggregation on [79].


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Still getting the exact same results using a column

 

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My measure [% Worked] is formatted as percentage. Could this be causing the unexpected results?

 

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