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Hi Experts,
I need help on how to count data that is resulted from a measure.
As per the below screenshot, I used the "Datadiff" function to get the numbers between 2 different dates "POR to Scopping" . Now i need to count how many "POR to scopping" that are more than 14 . The problem is that "POR to Scopping" is a measure and i can't get the "Count " function to work for measures and it only worke for columns!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Use COUNTX or COUNTROWS. Build a table using FILTER and perhaps ADDCOLUMNS that represents your table. Then use COUNTX against that table, perhaps with an additional filter for > 14. For example:
Measure Count = VAR __table = ALL('Table') VAR __table1 = ADDCOLUMNS(__table,"__MyMeasure",[Measure]) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(__table1,[__MyMeasure] > 14))
Use COUNTX or COUNTROWS. Build a table using FILTER and perhaps ADDCOLUMNS that represents your table. Then use COUNTX against that table, perhaps with an additional filter for > 14. For example:
Measure Count = VAR __table = ALL('Table') VAR __table1 = ADDCOLUMNS(__table,"__MyMeasure",[Measure]) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(__table1,[__MyMeasure] > 14))
HI Dreg,
Thanks for the feedback!
I got it working by using the below statment :
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