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Hello
I have 2 tables a client table and a master table that are related. I want to calculate the number of clients thats $ is over 1M. I cant seem to get it, here are some example codes that dont work
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('ClientTable'[ClientName]), MasterTable[$] > 1000000) This results in just the total number of clients in the data.
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('ClientTable'[ClientName]), FILTER('MasterTable, CALCULATE(SUM('MASTERTABLE'[$]) >= 1000000))))
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('ClientTable'[ClientName]), Filter(MasterTable, Calculate(sum(MasterTableJ[$]), allexcept(clienttable, masterclientname)) >= 1000000))
I even tried using a measure
IFMeasure = IF(SUM(MasterTable[$]) > 1000000, 1, 0)
Actual Measure = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('ClientTable'[ClientName]),FILTER('MasterTable', 'IFMeasure'[1M] = 1))
Anyone have any examples/solution to this?
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
All measures are in the attached pbix file.
Clients count over 1600 : =
COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( Clients, [Sales :] > 1600 ) )
My $ and client are on two different tables. Also the table with the $ is based off individuals not clients. The tables are related.
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