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Hey guys,
I have this Matrix calculating the totals.
I use the following formula to calculate my values:
Solved! Go to Solution.
hi @Anonymous
it is because one item "cldeeln.Naw.Naw-Polisnummer" could present at multiple categories.
If you change DISTINCTCOUNT to COUNT, the total will be correct, even it might not be your expected result.
Another example:
hi @Anonymous
it is because one item "cldeeln.Naw.Naw-Polisnummer" could present at multiple categories.
If you change DISTINCTCOUNT to COUNT, the total will be correct, even it might not be your expected result.
Yes, that did the trick.
However I have two visuals here. One showing the correct amount of Totals, the other does not:
Correct Totals:
Incorrect Total:
The measure used at the second matrix for Type E-mail is as follows:
Does this have to do with the measure? Or something else?
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