Hi.
I want to do a row count in a Power BI report(not a total count of row) as seen in this image below. Is there a way to do this? Users want to see the row count against the report rather than a total count of rows.
I anticipate your reply
Thank you.
Cumulative Count of Rows in Power BI Table.pbix (277.8 KB)
Please provide a PBIX to ensure you get a timely response. One thought for you. You could just add a Index column in Power Query to replace Row Count as shown.
Thanks
Jarrett
Thank you @JarrettM. File now attached
Cumulative Count of Rows in Power BI Table.pbix (277.8 KB)
What exactly do you want to accomplish? Does the Index column I suggested earlier work? Please explain more on what you want the end result to look like.
Thanks
Jarrett
Hi @JarrettM,
It seems like indexing persists on the table, otherwise that would have been the best
Hi @upwardD.
A similar question was asked (and solution tendered) on the Power BI Community Forum a few years ago.
Here’s a version of their measure, altered slightly for your sample data and to suppress the total:
Visual Row Number =
IF(
HASONEVALUE( Orders[Order Date] ),
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS( Orders ),
FILTER(
ALLSELECTED( Orders ),
Orders[Order Date] <= MAX( Orders[Order Date] )
)
),
BLANK()
)
Please note that this is a quick-and-dirty solution; it works on order date and falls down when there are multiple orders on the same date. Regardless, this should give you a start on a solution.
Hope it helps.
Greg
eDNA Forum - Row Number in Visual.pbix (274.0 KB)
Thank you @Greg. Appreciated