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electrobrit
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Various Number Tiles and % change

I'm on my first project in Power BI so excuse me if this is simple.

If I have a status column and want to show  large number tiles with a count of those status values. How do I do that? I can get total status count but can't figure out the solution to show the actual individual status values

Example:

Status values in one column are: Open, Resolved, Closed and Pending

 

I want to show large number tiles with specific call-outs:

Count of Open Tickets

Count of Resolved Tickets

Count of Closed Tickets

 

I have a date column and would also like to show % change (determined by slicer)

An example similar to what I am working on is below.

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thank you in advance. Your help is so appreciated!

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SwaroopRoyM
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Hi,

If I understand you correctly, you want to display the Value with the label as "Count of Open Tickets" etc.. and you also want to show the % increase/decrease along with it.

 

For this you can use "Multi level" card visual, to get the label customized you can create a duplicate column of the value you want to show and rename the column as you need it in the label.

 

For the %, you can do the calculation in the backend or in Power BI if possible as a separate column/measure and use it for display purpose.

 

If this helps you then please mark it as answer.

 

Thanks,

Swaroop

simplistically, first write a measure for each of these status items.  It will be like this

 

Count of Open Tickets = CALCULATE(countrows(table),table[Status]="Open")

 

Put each of these measures on a "Card"

 

But the real answer really depends on your data.  you say you want % change, but how is this information visible in your source data?  To do a % change, it suggests that you have snapshots of your data at different points in time. To provide you with a more detailed answer, you would need to provide information about your tables and data structure - preferable a sample workbook.



* Matt is an 8 times Microsoft MVP (Power BI) and author of the Power BI Book Supercharge Power BI.

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