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in the example below I am trying to total each Menu_No for each CheckID
I tried the following DAX but I keep getting an error: (expressionrefers to multiple columns and can not be converted to scalar value)
Hi, @Anonymous
When a DAX expression tries to perform an operation that requires a single value, but the expression returns a table of values, you typically see an error message.
Maybe you can try a DAX expression:
CountAppearances =
SUMMARIZE(
POS_CMI,
POS_CMI[site_seq],
POS_CMI[BusinessDate],
POS_CMI[MENU_NO],
"Appearances", CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(POS_CMI[Identifier]))
)
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I keep getting the same error: "the expression refers to multiple columns,,multiple columns cannot be converted to a scalar value"
I wish there was a way to add a tiny excel file in here.
This is what I am trying to acheive:
Instead of sum up all the counts (A)
I am trying to reflect the menu item on the check.
so if the item reflected 6 times it does not count as 6 but as 1 (if the check itself appear twice it still will count as one time)
I tried to add an identifier (contain site ID- Tran Date- check ID) and then tried DISTINCTCOUNT of the identifier and it doesn't work.
could you pls provide the sample data (not the screenshot)?
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