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Tricky count measure
Hi,
Thanks for the help!
I tried the measure that you posted on my full data-table and I could not get it to work. Then I made a copy of my main table with just one week filtered like what I posted above and then it seems to work, so it seems that something strange happens when there is more data. The output I get on my full data table looks like this:
| Week | 1 |
| Step1 | |
| Step2 | 3 |
| Step3 | 1 |
| Step 4 | 4 |
| Total | 8 |
For example for step 2, it shows 3 since there are 3 IDs on the max date, but there is also one ID that should be shown from the day before. Step 4 is correct since all IDs end up on the same day. I am unsure how step3 has 1 since there are 13 in total (in my real data set there is no entry on 2025-01-04, I just added that to show that there can be more than one ID for one period). If it followed the logic of step 2 and 3 I think step3 should show a 3 since there are 3 IDs in step3 on the max date for that attribute (2025-01-03).
I would very much appreciate futher assistance!
Hi Jodallen123
Could you please provide sample data that fully represents your issue or question in a usable format, rather than a screenshot? Ensure the dataset is anonymized and does not contain any sensitive or unrelated information.
Additionally, it would be very helpful if you could share the expected outcome based on the provided data - this can be in any format, including a screenshot. Having a clear reference for comparison will significantly improve the chances of getting the correct solution in the first response.
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Thanks,
Udit