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Anonymous
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Need help in DAX

Hello Everyone, 

Please can some help me with the below logic uisng the DAX funnction or M-query. 

Note the below input is using the direct query mode report


Current Table :

 

Match ID

Category

123457

Climate Environment

316789

Climate Environment

215789

Climate Environment

123457

Climate Environment

123457

Climate Environment

215789

Geo Climate

215789

Geo Climate



Need the Output

 

Match ID

Category

Distinct count of Match ID by Category

123457

Climate Environment

 

316789

Climate Environment

 

215789

Climate Environment

 

123457

Climate Environment

 

123457

Climate Environment

 

215789

Geo Climate

 

215789

Geo Climate

 



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Whitewater100
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hello:

 

You can try this:  DISTINCTCOUNT =

 VAR _matchID = Current[MatchID}

   VAR _ Category = Current[Category]

Return
COUNTROWS(

                  FILTER(
                        ALL( ‘Current’),

Current[MatchID} = _matchID &&

Current[Category] = _Category)
)

I hope this helps you!

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PaulOlding
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hi @Anonymous 

This DAX is for a measure to get the distinct count

Distinct count of Match ID by Category = 
CALCULATE(
    DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Match ID]),
    ALLEXCEPT('Table','Table'[Category])
)
Whitewater100
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hello:

 

You can try this:  DISTINCTCOUNT =

 VAR _matchID = Current[MatchID}

   VAR _ Category = Current[Category]

Return
COUNTROWS(

                  FILTER(
                        ALL( ‘Current’),

Current[MatchID} = _matchID &&

Current[Category] = _Category)
)

I hope this helps you!

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