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Hi All,
From the data in the screenshot below I want to calculate the distinctcount of contactid when both Gen 113 and Gen 116 certifications are active for a contact. The answer for this set of data should be 2 but am I getting 0. Obviously I am doing something wrong. Please see my measure below.
Measure =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'Training Certification'[ContactId] ),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 116 Software Assurance",
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 113 Mitel Performance Analytics",
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
) + 0
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Try
Count gen 113 & 116 =
VAR gen113 =
CALCULATETABLE (
DISTINCT ( 'Training Certification'[Customer ID] ),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 113 Mitel Performance Analytics",
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
)
VAR gen116 =
CALCULATETABLE (
DISTINCT ( 'Training Certification'[Customer ID] ),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 116 Software Assurance",
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( INTERSECT ( gen113, gen116 ) )
Try
Count gen 113 & 116 =
VAR gen113 =
CALCULATETABLE (
DISTINCT ( 'Training Certification'[Customer ID] ),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 113 Mitel Performance Analytics",
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
)
VAR gen116 =
CALCULATETABLE (
DISTINCT ( 'Training Certification'[Customer ID] ),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 116 Software Assurance",
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( INTERSECT ( gen113, gen116 ) )
Thank you. This works perfectly.
I could suggest you use the Filter function
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'Training Certification'[ContactId] ),
FILTER(ALL(Training Certification[CertificationName]),
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 116 Software Assurance" &&
'Training Certification'[CertificationName] = "GEN 113 Mitel Performance Analytics" &&
'Training Certification'[IsActive] = TRUE
)
)
If it still doesn't work, try to drag the measure to your example table and debug the results
Kind regards,
José
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