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Hi,
I have been struggling to add the distinct count of column [Master Brand], grouped by [Operating Unit], [Level] and [L0 Masterbrand OU Sales vs actual date]. The example table is below
In other words, I can get the distinct count by [operating unit], but the total is also a distinct count, therefore it is 1 Fig. 1. What I want is to get the sum of each of the [Operating Units] - Fig 2
Thanks a lot for your help!!
Fig. 1
Fig 2
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You can iterate and sum over whatever granularity you choose. For example, at the granularity you specified:
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE (
Table1,
Table1[Operating Unit],
Table1[Level],
Table1[L0 Masterbrand OU Sales vs actual date]
),
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table1[Master Brand] ) )
)
I'm not sure how meaningful this is though since it will be counting the same brand multiple times.
You can iterate and sum over whatever granularity you choose. For example, at the granularity you specified:
SUMX (
SUMMARIZE (
Table1,
Table1[Operating Unit],
Table1[Level],
Table1[L0 Masterbrand OU Sales vs actual date]
),
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Table1[Master Brand] ) )
)
I'm not sure how meaningful this is though since it will be counting the same brand multiple times.
Thanks a lot Alexis!!!
Hi,
How are you calculating DISTINCTCOUNT?
In this example you can get the total of distinctcount:
I hope this helps to solve your issue and if it does consider accepting this post as a solution and giving it a thumbs up!
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Hi,
Thanks for your help, but the total result I am getting is still 1. In the example below, I have the brand the brand ZZZ in all the Operating Units.
The Measure from Alexis solved my problem.
Thanks and regards,
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