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I have given below dataset
I would like to create a new calculated table using the above given table where we can categorise the city gender and an age group for summing up the "Numbers" Column.
Please help.
Thanks in Advance!
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Add a new calcualted column like this.
Age Group =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
Table[Age] < 12, "0-11",
Table[Age] < 16, "12-15",
Table[Age] < 25, "16-24",
Table[Age] < 31, "25-30",
Table[Age] < 36, "31-35",
Table[Age] < 41, "36-40",
"40+"
)
You would just need to adjust the ranges to match what you want to show in your report.
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Hi,
After creating the calculated column as suggested by @jdbuchanan71, create a matrix visual and drag City/Gender to the row labels and Age Group to the column labels. Write this measure
Total = sum(Data[Numbers])
Hope this helps.
Add a new calcualted column like this.
Age Group =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
Table[Age] < 12, "0-11",
Table[Age] < 16, "12-15",
Table[Age] < 25, "16-24",
Table[Age] < 31, "25-30",
Table[Age] < 36, "31-35",
Table[Age] < 41, "36-40",
"40+"
)
You would just need to adjust the ranges to match what you want to show in your report.
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