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Hi,
I've got 2 tables with same field "Id_User"
I'd like to count number of values in my Table2 which are in my Table1
With the example behind, the measure must display : 3 Id 1501, 2 Id 1502, 2 Id 1503 and 1 Id 1504
Thanks for your help.
Id_User Table 1 | Id_User Table 2 |
1501 | 1501 |
1502 | 1501 |
1503 | 1501 |
1504 | 1502 |
1502 | |
1503 | |
1503 | |
1504 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Create a relationship between the 2 tables in the model view.
Use the UserId column Table 1 is the one side, and Table2 is the many side.
Create a count measure in table2 - UserCount = COUNT( 'Table2'[UserId])
Please measure and UserId in a table visual or bar chart
Create a relationship between the 2 tables in the model view.
Use the UserId column Table 1 is the one side, and Table2 is the many side.
Create a count measure in table2 - UserCount = COUNT( 'Table2'[UserId])
Please measure and UserId in a table visual or bar chart
Thanks for your answer.
It seems ok but i've got a wrong result.
I forgot to apply a condition.
The count must integrate that value of field "Option" must be "1" in my Table1.
I tried to apply a filter in the formula but it doesn't match.
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