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Data table look like this
account amount date
axxxx 123 2017/1/1
axxxx 323 2018/2/1
bxxx 133 201712/1
bxxx 432 2018/2/3
cxxx 3333 2019/1/1
cxxx 3333 2019/1/1
cxxx 3333 2019/1/1
I like to display like this one,
range count
0-2 2
3-4 1
5↑ 0
how to do it?
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Hi @martylin,
You can create a calculate column to stored range tag, then use it to create table visual with 'account column' as summary mode count.
Category = VAR _count = COUNTAX ( FILTER ( ALL ( table ), [account] = EARLIER ( table[account] ) ), [account] ) RETURN IF ( _count > 0, IF ( _count <= 2, "0-2", IF ( _count <= 4, "3-4", IF ( _count >= 5, "5↑" ) ) ) )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @martylin,
You can create a calculate column to stored range tag, then use it to create table visual with 'account column' as summary mode count.
Category = VAR _count = COUNTAX ( FILTER ( ALL ( table ), [account] = EARLIER ( table[account] ) ), [account] ) RETURN IF ( _count > 0, IF ( _count <= 2, "0-2", IF ( _count <= 4, "3-4", IF ( _count >= 5, "5↑" ) ) ) )
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @martylin,
Your question is not to explicit about what you want to achieve.
How do you determine the range for the information you gave?
Regards,
MFelix
Regards
Miguel Félix
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