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That_Analyst
3 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Count blanks
I want to get the count of Customers from June that were not seen in July.
So Count of customers that had sales in June but not in July.
=DISTINCTCOUNT(CustomerId_June),CustomerId_July=blank()
When I use the above formula, CustomerId 1 and 2 are returned instead of just CustomerId 2.
If a customer had sales in July I do not want to include them, I only want those who had sales only in June.
I've also tried adding a flag if(CustomerId_July=blnak(),1,0) but I still did not get the desired results.
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- veenashenolikarHelper V
Hi That_Analyst ,
You could try creating a column with -
Flag = VAR firstid =FIRSTNONBLANK ( 'Table'[ID_June], "" )VAR compare =CALCULATE (COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ),FILTER ( ALL ( 'Table' ), 'Table'[ID_July] = firstid))RETURNIF ( ISBLANK ( compare ), 0, compare )Then create a measure for count as -Count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[ID_June]),FILTER('Table',[Flag]=1))Hope this helps!Regards,Veena.