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In PowerQuery I want to add a custom column that provides total number of unique occurences of a key value for a primary key column
For example, new custom column(Count) should be created based on total number of unique occurences of ID for a certain Key
Below screen shot is what I'm trying to create
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this:
ID Count per Key =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('TableKeyCountMeasure'[ID]),
Allexcept('TableKeyCountMeasure', 'TableKeyCountMeasure'[Key])
)
Try this:
ID Count per Key =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('TableKeyCountMeasure'[ID]),
Allexcept('TableKeyCountMeasure', 'TableKeyCountMeasure'[Key])
)
AWESOME !!
Thanks for the help, this works as expected
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