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I have two columns that pair with eachother and I am trying to count the distinct pairs.
For example:
Start | End |
A | B |
A | B |
A | B |
B | C |
B | C |
B | C |
B | C |
C | D |
C | D |
So the measure would count
Start A, End B once,
Start B, End C once, and
Start C, End D once
Thank you in advance for any help/clarification
Solved! Go to Solution.
DISTINCTCOUNT('Table')
= COUNTROWS( DISTINCT( Table1 ) )
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