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I have the following dataset:
and the following measures:
Count of Filters = if(ISFILTERED(Table1[Product]), COUNTROWS(FILTERS (Table1[Product])), 0)
Count = if(ISFILTERED(Table1[Product]), COUNT(Table1[Unique_ID]),0)
What I would like to to is, when I filter the table at Product, that a measure disctinct counts the unique_ID that have a count equivalent to the count of filters.
The following should be able to explain better:
When filtering to product 1, A list of all appear, because they all have product 1:
But when also selecting Product 2, A and B have a total count of 2 because they have entries for both product 1 and 2.
Now, what I ultimately want, is a measure that can do a distinctcount on only the Unique_ID that have the Count equal the count of filters. In the above scenario, I would want the total to give me 2 (as only UNIQUE_ID A and B have both products 1 and 2).
I have put together the following:
Total = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Unique_ID]),FILTER(Table1, Table1[Count]=Table1[Count of Filters]))
but this doesn't seem to work. I understand why it's not working, but I can't seem to figure out how to put together a measure to calculate this for me.
Many thanks in advance!
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@RyanHare92 , I think you need what I explained here
And for Selected Values, All selected values are present: https://youtu.be/X5T4rIZovHk
@RyanHare92 , I think you need what I explained here
And for Selected Values, All selected values are present: https://youtu.be/X5T4rIZovHk
That was exactly what I needed. Worked like a charm! Thank you so much, @amitchandak !
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