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I have two simple measures below. I'm trying to show the count of membership status = ACTIVE and the other measure should show the count of membership status = Blank (251) + Expired (7) + Canceled (5) + Deleted (1).
I can see from my donut chart that the count <> Active should be 264, however the measure is returning 257.
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How did you calculate Total Customers? Did you use DISTINCTCOUNT on a column? If so, it is possible that there are distinct values in that column with more than one statuses.
Hi @ERing ,
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what's the definition of [Total_Customers] ?
The definition of [Total_Customers] is the count of ID from my customer table.
how are the tables related?
The tables are not related in my model.
Quite impressive that you get any results at all then.
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