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vanessafvg
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calculated column = count values? (sum if)

i need to  created a calcualted column that counts the columns where the value is yes

 

ie

 

column1   column2  column3   column4   calculatedcolumn

yes                            yes            yes             3

 

 

what would be the best way to create this?





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Hi @vanessafvg,

 

The solution provided by @AndrejZitnay is on the Query editor however if you want to do it in DAX you should use the following formula:

 

Count of Yes = IF(Table2[1] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[2] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[3] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[4] = "yes";1;0)

Some principal different syntax.

 

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MFelix


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AndrejZitnay
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Hello @vanessafvg

 

I would maybe to some measurment but if you want that in colum than :

 

step 1

add 4 conditional columns and if operator equal yes than 1 otherwise 0

 

step 2

add all 4 conditional columns together.

sample.png

 

@AndrejZitnay hi that is actually a good idea but a calculate column seems less complex if i can get the logic right





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Hi @vanessafvg,

 

The solution provided by @AndrejZitnay is on the Query editor however if you want to do it in DAX you should use the following formula:

 

Count of Yes = IF(Table2[1] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[2] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[3] = "yes";1;0) + IF(Table2[4] = "yes";1;0)

Some principal different syntax.

 

Regards,

MFelix


Regards

Miguel Félix


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@MFelix yep go it thanks





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Hi @vanessafvg and @AndrejZitnay,

 

Although the option from @AndrejZitnay is correct you can make it just with one column:

(if [1] = "Yes" then 1 else 0) +
(if [2] = "Yes" then 1 else 0) +
(if [3] = "Yes" then 1 else 0) +
(if [4] = "Yes" then 1 else 0)

Regards,

MFelix

 

 


Regards

Miguel Félix


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AndrejZitnay
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Hello @vanessafvg

 

I would maybe to some measurment but if you want that in colum than :

 

step 1

add 4 conditional columns and if operator equal yes than 1 otherwise 0

 

step 2

add all 4 conditional columns together.

sample.png

 

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