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count-per-row in PowerBi

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count-per-row in PowerBi

10 months ago
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Hi,
Could you please help me with the following problem i’ve been facing in PowerBi
I want to sum how many tickets i received per day, but the COUNT and SUM always shows same data and that affects the StandardDeviation due i don’t need to count Sundays and Saturdays
This is my code:

Table = ADDCOLUMNS(CALENDAR(MIN(‘General Tickets'[Request Date]), MAX(‘General Tickets'[Request Date])),
“SumOfTickets”, CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(‘General Tickets’), FILTER(‘General Tickets’, ‘General Tickets'[Request Date] <> 6), FILTER(‘General Tickets’, ‘General Tickets'[Request Date] <> 7)))

 
This is the result:
 

 
Thank you

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365 Team 10 months ago
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Hi Miguel,
The correct way to do it is to separate this measure out of the calculated table
CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(‘General Tickets’), FILTER(‘General Tickets’, ‘General Tickets'[Request Date] <> 6), FILTER(‘General Tickets’, ‘General Tickets'[Request Date] <> 7))
Then you can use this measure against your date data and this will return the desired result, then you can format the results inside a table visual.

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