Count a combination of statuses for each id

[Anonymous]

Hi, how can I count a combination of values for each unique id in the below table? For example, having "Full Application" and "Not Qualified" for application id 111 would count as 1. That would give me an idea how many applications went from Full Application to Not Qualified. In other words, I want to count ALL applications that have that combination of statuses.

or "Partial Application" and "Approved" would help me understand how many partial applications get approved.

Application id	Status_changed_to	Modification_datetime
111	Full Application	01/01/2021 8:45:45 AM
111	Validation	01/01/2021 8:51:35 AM
111	Verification	01/01/2021 9:16:45 AM
111	Processing	01/02/2021 10:45:45 AM
111	Not qualified	01/02/2021 11:33:45 AM
222	Partial Application	01/01/2021 5:43:11 AM
222	Full Application	01/01/2021 6:22:11 AM
222	Validation	01/01/2021 10:11:11 AM
222	Verification	01/01/2021 11:43:11 AM
222	Processing	01/01/2021 1:25:12 PM
222	Approved	01/01/2021 3:13:27 PM

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous try this:

Case Count =
COUNTX( SUMMARIZE (
                FILTER ('Table', 'Table'[status_changed_to] IN { "Full Application", "Approved"} && NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[effective_date]))) ,'Table'[application_id], "@count", DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[status_changed_to])), IF([@count] = 2, 1))

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@Anonymous I answered a similar question in this post 

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[Anonymous]

Thanks @parry2k ! and if I need to add another filter to the code using a different column, would this work?

Case Count =

COUNTX( SUMMARIZE (

                AND(FILTER ('Table', 'Table'[status_changed_to] IN { "Full Application", "Approved"}),
                        FILTER('Table', NOT(ISBLANK('Table'[effective_date])))) ,'Table'[application_id], "@count", DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[status_changed_to])), IF([@count] = 2, 1))

Edit: here is what I mean. I'd be doing exactly the same as described in the initial question but also adding a filter that would show me which of those ids also have a start date

Application id	Status_changed_to	Modification_datetime	Effective_date
111	Full Application	01/01/2021 8:45:45 AM
111	Validation	01/01/2021 8:51:35 AM
111	Verification	01/01/2021 9:16:45 AM
111	Processing	01/02/2021 10:45:45 AM
111	Not qualified	01/02/2021 11:33:45 AM
222	Partial Application	01/01/2021 5:43:11 AM
222	Full Application	01/01/2021 6:22:11 AM
222	Validation	01/01/2021 10:11:11 AM
222	Verification	01/01/2021 11:43:11 AM
222	Processing	01/01/2021 1:25:12 PM
222	Approved	01/01/2021 3:13:27 PM	03/01/2021