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daliux
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Need Measure filtered by two measures

I have table of loans by clients

 

Active Loans =
Calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('Klientai ir paskolos'[Paskolos ID]),'Klientai ir paskolos'[Data išmokėjimo]>MAX(Kalendorius[Data]))
 
Active Loans =
Calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('Klientai ir paskolos'[Paskolos ID]),'Klientai ir paskolos'[Data išmokėjimo]>MAX(Kalendorius[Data]))
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Need calculation od clients quantity who have  Active Loans >=1 && RepaidLoans >=1

 
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Anonymous
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You can try 
CALCULATE( COUNTX(filter(values( 'Table'[Client]) , 'Table'[Active Loans] >=1 && 'Table'[RepaidLoans] >=1 ), 'Table'[Client]))

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daliux
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Thank you

Anonymous
Not applicable

You can try 
CALCULATE( COUNTX(filter(values( 'Table'[Client]) , 'Table'[Active Loans] >=1 && 'Table'[RepaidLoans] >=1 ), 'Table'[Client]))

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