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Hello Experts, Have a list that shows partners enrolled in courses, how to make a report that shows the partners enrolled all courses.
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@koorosh , Try a measure like
measure =
var _cnt = calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[Course]))
return
countx(filter(summarize(Table, Table[PARTNER], "_1", calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[Course]))), [_1] =_cnt),[Partner])
Thanks, Amit, the measure returns a value, how we can get a table that returns all partners that took all courses? Like what we did for missing courses as following dax:
New table =except(crossjoin(all(Table[partner]),all(Table[Course Name])), selectcolumns(Table,"partner", Table[partner], "Course Name",Table[Course Name]))
Could you please let me know what expression we should write that says: create a table with summarize function (including just one partner column) with filter function that checks the number of total courses equal with the number of courses a partner enrolled.
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