# COUNTX

Counts the number of rows that contain a non-blank value or an expression that evaluates to a non-blank value, when evaluating an expression over a table.

## Syntax

COUNTX(<table>,<expression>)


### Parameters

Term Definition
table The table containing the rows to be counted.
expression An expression that returns the set of values that contains the values you want to count.

An integer.

## Remarks

• The COUNTX function takes two arguments. The first argument must always be a table, or any expression that returns a table. The second argument is the column or expression that is searched by COUNTX.

• The COUNTX function counts only values, dates, or strings. If the function finds no rows to count, it returns a blank.

• If you want to count logical values, use the COUNTAX function.

• This function is not supported for use in DirectQuery mode when used in calculated columns or row-level security (RLS) rules.

## Example 1

The following formula returns a count of all rows in the Product table that have a list price.

= COUNTX(Product,[ListPrice])


## Example 2

The following formula illustrates how to pass a filtered table to COUNTX for the first argument. The formula uses a filter expression to get only the rows in the Product table that meet the condition, ProductSubCategory = "Caps", and then counts the rows in the resulting table that have a list price. The FILTER expression applies to the table Products but uses a value that you look up in the related table, ProductSubCategory.

= COUNTX(FILTER(Product,RELATED(ProductSubcategory[EnglishProductSubcategoryName])="Caps"), Product[ListPrice])