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This is my data .
Here i want to find out count of employees who has done both Power BI and Azure.
As per data only Empid =1 is the only employee who has done both certifications and count should be one and that count i want to use in other calculations.
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@sushma1412_Ind
You can create a the following measure
Count of Emp =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( tablename(empid),
tablename(certification) IN {"Power BI" , "Azure"} )
)
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@Fowmy - This will work as OR condition and it will give the count of employees who has done power bi or Azure and we will get count as 2 but i want count as 1 who has done both Powerbi and Azure
The formula I shared should give you one as the result as I have used DISTINCTCOUNT.
If you use AND then you wont any results as a single row cannot contain both so please test it and reply
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