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I want to get the common outputs from Canada and France containing both
Eg. the First row should be - Bordeaux-style Red Blend | Black Hills | A. de Luze et Fils
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Hi @Anonymous
You can just create a filter on the visual to get the common outputs.
Try to apply the filter with Canada and France by show items when value is not empty
Sample data:
Create a filter on the visual:
Result:
Is this the result you want? Hope this is useful to you
Please feel free to let me know if I misunderstand your question
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Hi @Anonymous
You can just create a filter on the visual to get the common outputs.
Try to apply the filter with Canada and France by show items when value is not empty
Sample data:
Create a filter on the visual:
Result:
Is this the result you want? Hope this is useful to you
Please feel free to let me know if I misunderstand your question
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Zeon Zheng
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
@Anonymous,
Try this measure:
Common Output =
VAR vVariety =
MAX ( 'winemag-data-1'[variety] )
VAR vResult =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'winemag-data-1'[country] ),
'winemag-data-1'[variety] = vVariety
)
RETURN
vResult
Create a filter on the visual:
Sample data:
Result:
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I believe this simpler version works too:
Common Output = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'winemag-data-1'[country] ), ALL ( 'winemag-data-1'[country] ) )
For each variety (matrix row), clear the country filter context (matrix column), and calculate the number of distinct countries for the current variety.
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