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Good morning PBI Community 🙂
Hope that everything is okay ![]()
I have a little problem.
I explain to you.
I have people who have done troubleshooting. Here is an example of extraction of the different fields.
Table 'Dossierscrées'
Field : Date, Numdossier, intervenant, equipe
These people are part of teams.
When I choose a date range, how do I determine how many people have done troubleshooting?
The answer in thios case : 10 10 differents employees
I tried to do it through filters, or boxes but I find extravagant results.
I assume that a measure would be adequate, but I do not know how to start
Thank you for your help.
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@Milozebre wrote:
Good morning PBI Community 🙂
Hope that everything is okay
I have a little problem.
I explain to you.
I have people who have done troubleshooting. Here is an example of extraction of the different fields.
Table 'Dossierscrées'
Field : Date, Numdossier, intervenant, equipe
These people are part of teams.
When I choose a date range, how do I determine how many people have done troubleshooting?The answer in thios case : 10 10 differents employees
I tried to do it through filters, or boxes but I find extravagant results.
I assume that a measure would be adequate, but I do not know how to start
Thank you for your help.
Where do you apply the measure? To count different employees, I think you can create a measure like
employees = DISTINCTCOUNT('Dossierscrées'[nomprenomcreepar])
@Milozebre wrote:
Good morning PBI Community 🙂
Hope that everything is okay
I have a little problem.
I explain to you.
I have people who have done troubleshooting. Here is an example of extraction of the different fields.
Table 'Dossierscrées'
Field : Date, Numdossier, intervenant, equipe
These people are part of teams.
When I choose a date range, how do I determine how many people have done troubleshooting?The answer in thios case : 10 10 differents employees
I tried to do it through filters, or boxes but I find extravagant results.
I assume that a measure would be adequate, but I do not know how to start
Thank you for your help.
Where do you apply the measure? To count different employees, I think you can create a measure like
employees = DISTINCTCOUNT('Dossierscrées'[nomprenomcreepar])
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