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Hello,
I have this tabl:
+----------------+--------+ | CUSTOMER | TYPE | +----------------+--------+ | custom_ 1 | A | | custom_ 2 | B | | custom_ 1 | A | | custom_ 1 | A | | custom_ 2 | B | | custom_ 3 | A | | custom_ 4 | B | +----------------+--------+
What formula can I do to measure how many distinct A-values are and how many different B-values are?
count A (custom_1, custom_3) = 2
count B (custom_2, custom_4) = 2
Thank you!
Solved! Go to Solution.
@sea,
Directly create a table visual as follows, and you will get the count value.
Of you can create a measure using DAX below.
Measure = DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[CUSTOMER])
Regards,
Lydia
@sea,
Directly create a table visual as follows, and you will get the count value.
Of you can create a measure using DAX below.
Measure = DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[CUSTOMER])
Regards,
Lydia
Hi, i'm quite new, so sorry if i'll ask somethink that is quite simple.
i have this data:
And i would like to have in one graph the count of all the -1, 0, 1 and 2 (the distinct valeu's) for every column. what is the best way to do so.
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