I've got a list of order lines (first table of the screenshot attached). I'd like to know how many orders have 1 unit, how many 2 units, etc.
I usually do this with 2 pivot tables (as shown in the screenshot attached). The problem is that I have to create an intermediate table and if I have more than 1million orders I couldn't have this approach due to excel's number of rows limit.
I've tried using CALCULATE in several ways, but I can't find the correct way to do it...
Thanks in advance!
Jorge
EDIT: I use MS Excel 2017, not Power BI
The correct way to do it is using the function SUMMARIZE (one nested in the other), like this:
SUMMARIZE(
SUMMARIZE(
Orders,
Orders[OrderNo],
"Sum of Units", SUM ( Orders[Units] )
),
[Sum of Units],
"Number of Orders", COUNTROWS (
SUMMARIZE(
Orders,
Orders[OrderNo],
"Sum of Units", SUM ( Orders[Units] )
)
)
)
ORDER BY [Sum of Units] ASC