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Hi,
I'm new to Power Bi and need some help for this one.
I want to be able to only show customers that have both Registerd and Not Registered serial numbers.
Customer C for example would not be shown as all their serial numbers are registered.
Not sure how to get that done with a measure or calculated column.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Chris
Solved! Go to Solution.
Create measures
M1 = calculate(distinctcount(Table[RegistionStatus]), allexcept(Table, Table[Customer]) )
Use this as visual level filter as check =2
same can be created as a column too and used in filter
column=
calculate(distinctcount(Table[RegistionStatus]), filter(Table, Table[Customer]) = earlier( Table[Customer]) ) )
Create measures
M1 = calculate(distinctcount(Table[RegistionStatus]), allexcept(Table, Table[Customer]) )
Use this as visual level filter as check =2
same can be created as a column too and used in filter
column=
calculate(distinctcount(Table[RegistionStatus]), filter(Table, Table[Customer]) = earlier( Table[Customer]) ) )
Thanks amitchandak!
Worked perfectly.
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