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Hi dax experts,
I have a table with user log data and want to calculate the numberOfDays for the filtered users inside a selectcolumns. The problem is, that calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('∑ Tracking Data'[Date_Key]) is always 1 for every user. It seems that calculate always refers to only one row of a user. But it must refer to all rows of a user. How can I implement this?
EVALUATE
DISTINCT (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
FILTER (
'∑ Tracking Data',
'∑ Tracking Data'[Application] = "product_a"
&& '∑ Tracking Data'[Userrole] = "customer"
),
"userID", '∑ Tracking Data'[userId],
"numberOfDays", calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('∑ Tracking Data'[Date_Key]))
))
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Hi @power_roboter ,
Try ALL()
DISTINCT (
SELECTCOLUMNS (
FILTER (
'∑ Tracking Data',
'∑ Tracking Data'[Application] = "product_a"
&& '∑ Tracking Data'[Userrole] = "customer"
),
"userID", '∑ Tracking Data'[userId],
"numberOfDays", CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( '∑ Tracking Data'[Date_Key] ),
ALL ( '∑ Tracking Data' )
)
)
)
Regards,
Harsh Nathani
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This is not working. The calculation then refers to all user data, but not to the data of a (one) user.
Works perfect! Thanks!
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