The Calculated Field is a powerful feature used to analyze the values of some other fields in an Excel Pivot Table using formulas. By default, the Calculated Field works on the sum value of the other Pivot Table field. But by using a simple trick, we can obtain a count value instead of...
In the Pivot Table, we can achieve the average or Total Sum divided by Count in multiple alternative ways. However, the Calculated Field Sum divided by Count is knowingly calculable by adding a helper column, making each entry unique and countable by the Pivot Table. Otherwise, theIssue with ...
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In Excel 2010, there is no built-in summary function that calculates a distinct count or unique count in a pivot table. In the pivot table shown below, we’d like to see the number of stores in Boston, where each product category was sold. No Unique Count in Pivot Table Instead of a...
Example:CLO = DISTINCTCOUNT(Sheet1[SALARY]) In the image above it’s very clear that a unique count can give an incorrect output if a null value is present in the column. This function takes “10000”, “20000”, “45000”, and null as separate values and provides the output ...
Pivot Table added new functionality in Excel 2013 that allows you to get the distinct count while summarizing the data set. In case you’re using a previous version, you’ll not be able to use this method (as should try adding the helper column as shown in the method above this one)....
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Ubaid ur Rahman, that's not the same as in your table. If you have distinct count for the one month and another one, total distinct count won't be a sum since some suppliers are repeated in full period. Thus total for two months shall be less than sum of distinct count ...
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I have a problem making a proper DAX formular for handling “facts” with valid to/from dates in Excel 2013 PowerPivot. My goal is to calculate (distinct) counts per period (date, week, month) of my ”fact data”, but the challenge is that t...