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However, I am not able to get distinct counts of the POs by selecting POs and moving it into the Values section of the pivot table. If I move the POs into the Rows portion of the pivot table, each PO shows up only once. How can I get a unique count of the POs to occ...
Re: Counting Unique Values within Multiple Values A pivot table would be perfect for this. Drag Account into Rows, Month into Columns, and Month into Values. If you want to do this with formulas, you can use this in H2: =COUNTIFS($A:$A,$G2,$B:$B,H$1) Drag the formula to th...
so basically this new table will have only unique ids close query editore and create relationship betwee id from raw to this new unique table create two measures in your raw table: AllId = new table Total Id = Count(AllId[Id]) Another measure, Count = DISTINCTCOUNT(RawTable[Id]) Ano...
mutate(species = factor(species, levels = unique(species))) #reshape using tidyr::spread as pivot_wider (currently?) ignores factor order bambili3 <- bambili2 %>% select(age, depth, species, percent) %>% spread(key = "species", value = "percent") bambili_spp <- bambili3 %>% ...
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so basically this new table will have only unique ids close query editore and create relationship betwee id from raw to this new unique table create two measures in your raw table: AllId = new table Total Id = Count(AllId[Id]) Another measure, Count = DISTINCTCOUNT(RawTable[Id]) Ano...
The UNIQUE function might work (perhaps in conjunction with COUNT or COUNTA) to give you that headcount. UNIQUE does require, however, the most recent version of Excel. Here's a video that does a good job of introducing UNIQUE as well as some other "Dynamic Array"...
yes. if you supply a sample file we can more easily show you but basically: =UNIQUE(Table1[Raw Description]) then you can use COUNTIF for the counts Alternatively you can use the built in PivotTable to do this also.