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@BidyaSingha - This looks to be a relationship issue. Is the "Status" colomn in a separate table? If Yes, you need to create a relationship between EmployeeAvailability and the table containing "Status"
If No, and you only have one table then I would try:
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(EmployeeAvailability[EmployeeCode]),
KEEPFILTERS( EmployeeAvailability[ShortTermBench]<>BLANK()))
If either of these work, please accept as the solution, if they do not, please share more information about your semantic model and perhaps some sample data.
@BidyaSingha - This looks to be a relationship issue. Is the "Status" colomn in a separate table? If Yes, you need to create a relationship between EmployeeAvailability and the table containing "Status"
If No, and you only have one table then I would try:
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(EmployeeAvailability[EmployeeCode]),
KEEPFILTERS( EmployeeAvailability[ShortTermBench]<>BLANK()))
If either of these work, please accept as the solution, if they do not, please share more information about your semantic model and perhaps some sample data.
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