POWER BI - DAX (COUNTROWS, CALCULATE, FILTER, ISBLANK, IF) with GAUGE CHART 

You are an absolute genius. Been searching for days of a way to countrows with a specific value as filter without luck. You did it in minutes. You have all my support.

THANK YOU! Been struggling to sort some RAG conditional formatting based on % and using ROWS cracked my problem! I'm very glad of your clear video - thanks!

Thank you soooo much! It’s easier to understand without too many useless information! Appreciate that🤩

Thank you so much for this. I have been stuck on this for hours and now and this has solved the problem I had and now understand the filter function too (I think).

Thank you so much! This was extremely helpful!

Thanks so much, this is what I have been looking for, much appreciated 👍🏽

This is what I've been looking for. You earn my subscription Sir!

Thank you for this video, you just saved my day, God bless you more!!!💖💖💖

Good video. Quick tip: Just add +0 to the end of your measure and it will change (BLANK) to zero without the use of the IF and ISBLANK functions.

You are great seriously

Thank you for making this video, pls upload more video of DAX

Thank you SO much... I didn't know how to include two criteria.. learning the | | pipe symbols was awesome.. and all the other tips were great too, thank you so very much, quick and simple when your in a hurry and need a resolution fast. thank yo

Oh yes !! Thanks

Thank you so much sir for this video.

Thank you for the nice video. I am trying to count specific words in a collum. When I try to do that, at am told, that it need to be a number to be counted...Do you have any suggestions how to do that in Power Bi?

Thanks...your tutorials are very easy to understand.I like it and also subscribed.Could you please share more necessary DAX functions/formulas in upcoming videos.

nice video...is there any function of forecasting in DAX?

Nice information

How can we identify top 3 by count column... Based on another column product or countries

nice, thanks so much.

Hi I think in the 3rd example, "Yes And Excluded", you used the pipes || which do not represent AND (&&) instead these are for "OR" (||) You have to change the name of this example from YesandExcluded to YesORExcluded because that is what the formula returns. Apart from above, I also think in this example by using FILTER function we over kill the calculation, it could have been neatly done by using simple boolean filter like: YesORExcluded=Calculate (Countrows(table1), table1[Status] = "Excluded" || table1[Status] = "Yes") My 2 cents...

may be good to show the table data to get familiar first

|| symbol is equivalent to OR criteria whereas && symbol is equivalent to AND criteria. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Urdu language?

|| is or symbol