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I have a table with the following setup:
Team | name | skill | rating |
database | john smith | SQL server | 3 |
database | john smith | DAX | 3 |
database | jimmy plank | SQL Server | 2 |
engineering | susie q | ETL | 2 |
engineering | susie q | SQL | 3 |
engineering | issac walker | ETL | 1 |
There are about 50 skills per person. And there are a varying number of people on each team. I am trying to write a DAX measure to count the distinct amount of employees on each team. Any suggestions?
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Hi:
If your table name = Team then
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Yes:
Hi:
If your table name = Team then
This is what I am looking for. is there anyway to add this value to the source table as a column?
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Yes:
Thank you so much!
Hi,
Please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
Employee count in each team: =
DISTINCTCOUNT(Data[name])
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