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Anonymous
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Calculate Measure Count

I have a table with such columns:

 

ClientsPointDate
Client 1 P101.01.2019
Client 1 P101.01.2019
Client 1 P201.01.2019
Client 2P101.01.2019
Client 2P101.01.2019
Client 3P301.01.2019
Client 4P101.01.2019

 

 

I need to count clients, who visited points P1 && P2, I tried different ways, but nothing. 

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PattemManohar
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@Anonymous Hope you are looking for something like this...

 

Test142 = 
VAR _P1 = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(Test142Measure,Test142Measure[Point]="P1"),"Client",[Clients])
VAR _P2 = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(Test142Measure,Test142Measure[Point]="P2"),"Client",[Clients])
VAR _Both = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Test142Measure[Clients]),INTERSECT(_P1,_P2))
RETURN _Both

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PattemManohar
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Community Champion

@Anonymous Hope you are looking for something like this...

 

Test142 = 
VAR _P1 = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(Test142Measure,Test142Measure[Point]="P1"),"Client",[Clients])
VAR _P2 = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER(Test142Measure,Test142Measure[Point]="P2"),"Client",[Clients])
VAR _Both = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Test142Measure[Clients]),INTERSECT(_P1,_P2))
RETURN _Both

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