Hi @talk2gwhite,
Time for some modeling… If you haven’t worked through this course yet - put it high on your list
I’ve created a simple dimension (conditions) and supporting (period) table.

Next created this measure.
Count =
VAR _Period = SELECTEDVALUE( Period[Period] )
RETURN
SWITCH( TRUE(),
_Period = "Now", CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( 'RETIREMENT DATA' ), USERELATIONSHIP( Conditions[Conditions], 'RETIREMENT DATA'[NOW] ), 'RETIREMENT DATA'[NOW] <> BLANK() ),
_Period = "1 Year", CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( 'RETIREMENT DATA' ), USERELATIONSHIP( Conditions[Conditions], 'RETIREMENT DATA'[1YEAR] ), 'RETIREMENT DATA'[1YEAR] <> BLANK() ),
_Period = "2 Year", CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( 'RETIREMENT DATA' ), USERELATIONSHIP( Conditions[Conditions], 'RETIREMENT DATA'[2YEAR] ), 'RETIREMENT DATA'[2YEAR] <> BLANK() ),
_Period = "3 Year", CALCULATE( COUNTROWS( 'RETIREMENT DATA' ), USERELATIONSHIP( Conditions[Conditions], 'RETIREMENT DATA'[3YEAR] ), 'RETIREMENT DATA'[3YEAR] <> BLANK() ),
BLANK()
)
.
Placed Periods on the Axis and Conditions in the Legend and the Count measure in the values section with this result.
Here’s your sample file. Data Exercise 2.pbix (404.5 KB)
I hope this is helpful.