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Hello dears,
within my report, I have 4 revenue streams where every user might use multiple streams during the month.
I'm studying the count of users who use each pair of streams.
within the below link, I added a sample of the raw data in addition to the expected outcome.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sqeFj_VjTEtFli9hranSLtn9c0CQ2HeE-3QoURlu_UU/edit?usp=sharing
would you please help with the measure?
Thanks.
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Hello @TamerOmki
Thank you for providing the sample data and desired outcome. I made a slight modification to the "Raw Data 2" table. Instead of having both Stream and Stream1 columns in the same table, we need to create a single table with two columns: "Stream Code" "Stream," and duplicate this table.
Here are the tables I have taken. Please note that the tables are disconnected, and the "StreamRows" and "StreamCols" tables are, containing only the two columns mentioned above.
Now, we can create the following measure to get the desired result. Here is the DAX
Unique Users =
VAR _stCode1 =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( StreamRows[Stream Code] ),
StreamRows[Stream] = SELECTEDVALUE ( StreamRows[Stream] )
)
VAR _stCode2 =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( StreamCols[Stream Code] ),
StreamCols[Stream] = SELECTEDVALUE ( StreamCols[Stream] )
)
VAR _userCount1 =
SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Users, Users[Strem code] = _stCode1 ), Users[User] )
VAR _userCount2 =
SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Users, Users[Strem code] = _stCode2 ), Users[User] )
VAR _userCount =
COUNTROWS ( INTERSECT ( _userCount1, _userCount2 ) )
RETURN
_userCount
Here is the screenshot of the results:
I am also attaching the Power BI file for your reference.
Best Regards,
Udit
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thanks a lot
Hello @TamerOmki
Thank you for providing the sample data and desired outcome. I made a slight modification to the "Raw Data 2" table. Instead of having both Stream and Stream1 columns in the same table, we need to create a single table with two columns: "Stream Code" "Stream," and duplicate this table.
Here are the tables I have taken. Please note that the tables are disconnected, and the "StreamRows" and "StreamCols" tables are, containing only the two columns mentioned above.
Now, we can create the following measure to get the desired result. Here is the DAX
Unique Users =
VAR _stCode1 =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( StreamRows[Stream Code] ),
StreamRows[Stream] = SELECTEDVALUE ( StreamRows[Stream] )
)
VAR _stCode2 =
CALCULATE (
VALUES ( StreamCols[Stream Code] ),
StreamCols[Stream] = SELECTEDVALUE ( StreamCols[Stream] )
)
VAR _userCount1 =
SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Users, Users[Strem code] = _stCode1 ), Users[User] )
VAR _userCount2 =
SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( Users, Users[Strem code] = _stCode2 ), Users[User] )
VAR _userCount =
COUNTROWS ( INTERSECT ( _userCount1, _userCount2 ) )
RETURN
_userCount
Here is the screenshot of the results:
I am also attaching the Power BI file for your reference.
Best Regards,
Udit
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