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Hi, hoping someone can help, I think it is probably pretty simple, but with my lack of knowledge, I am just banging my head against a brick wall!
I have a table, one column is an assessment ID, there are multiple rows with the same assessment ID. I have a second column called NCs, there is either a 1 or 0 in that column. I want to create a measure to count the number of rows with 1 in for distinct assessment IDs.
I have something like this, but it's not working!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @Jsummers
Try below
Audits with NCs = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('SQL Ad Hoc'[AssessmentID]),'SQL Ad Hoc'[NCs?]=1))
Can you clarify the desired result please? I don't think this is clear "I want to create a measure to count the number of rows with 1 in for distinct assessment IDs."
Do you want a distinct count of AssessmentID (with the table filtered for NC = 1)
or
do you want a count of NC = 1 rows for each AssessmentID?
or something else?
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If you provide sample data and show the desired result you will get a better answer.
This is the desired outcome
Hi, @Jsummers
Try below
Audits with NCs = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('SQL Ad Hoc'[AssessmentID]),'SQL Ad Hoc'[NCs?]=1))
@Dangar332 this appears to have worked, I will double check the results & then accept as the solution, many thanks
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