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Hi All,
I have a cool formula here but i'm having trouble converting it to a distinct count
I want to change the below into a distinctcount of a column called [Worker] - how can i change this?
Tenure by Day (Count over 365 days) =
VAR SoM=min('Calendar'[Date])
VAR EoM=max('Calendar'[Date])
RETURN countx(CALCULATETABLE(MainTable,All('Calendar'),filter(MainTable,(DATEDIFF(MainTable[Start Date],EoM,DAY)>=365)),MainTable[Start Date]<=EoM,ABS(
MainTable[End Date]>=SoM)),DATEDIFF(MainTableDE[Start Date],EoM,DAY))
Solved! Go to Solution.
@doubleclick , Try like
calculate( distinctcount(MainTableDE[Worker]) ,All('Calendar'),filter( MainTable,(DATEDIFF(MainTable[Start Date],EoM,DAY)>=365)),MainTable[Start Date]<=EoM,ABS(
MainTable[End Date]>=SoM))
Hello,
i want transformed countx to distinctcount in this formule :
@doubleclick , Try like
calculate( distinctcount(MainTableDE[Worker]) ,All('Calendar'),filter( MainTable,(DATEDIFF(MainTable[Start Date],EoM,DAY)>=365)),MainTable[Start Date]<=EoM,ABS(
MainTable[End Date]>=SoM))
Thank you so much!!!! This fixed it - Issue Resolved!
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