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I'm trying to calculate DAX Measure to count how many players played all 3 Games or 2 Games or 1 Games [sample datasets attached]. Please note the Distinct Count Games is DAX formula. Please help me in solving this puzzle. The final out put should look something like this [Below mentioned]. Lastly the column header should like this 1 Game || 2 Game || 3 Game
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@Anonymous
Please check the file now:
You can download the file: HERE
Replace your Distinct Count Games measure with mine.
Game Count Measure =
var _Count = SELECTEDVALUE( 'Game Count'[Count] ) return
SUMX(
VALUES(Games[Person ID]),
IF( [Distinct Count Games] = _Count , 1 )
)
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@Anonymous
say you have created a dimension table,NewDimTable, which have two columns,. Category column has 1 Game || 2 Game || 3 Game, and Index column has 1,2,3.
then draw the column of Category into column of visual, and put below measure in the value area.
=VAR _games=MAX('NewDimTable'[Index]) RETURN COUNTROWS(FILTER(ALL('FactTable'[Persion ID),[DistinctCount Game]=_games))
@Anonymous
You can create a support table and link on the Distinct Count Column show in Matrix.
You can download the file: HERE
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thanks @Fowmy
as mentioned the distinct count is DAX measure not a standalone table. so the distinct count of team in my table from my orginal mail arrived from DAX. hope that clarify.
@Anonymous
Please check the file now:
You can download the file: HERE
Replace your Distinct Count Games measure with mine.
Game Count Measure =
var _Count = SELECTEDVALUE( 'Game Count'[Count] ) return
SUMX(
VALUES(Games[Person ID]),
IF( [Distinct Count Games] = _Count , 1 )
)
________________________
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