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I am trying to write a measure that counts the number of [Id] where [Total] is the same for the two [Datatype]s, method1 and method2.
The count for the data above should be 5.
Thanks!
Erez
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Here is a MEASURE
Measure =
COUNTX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( Table1[ID] ),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Total] ), Table1[Data Type] = "Method1" )
= CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Total] ), Table1[Data Type] = "Method2" )
),
1
)
Hi,
Will there only be 2 data types or can there be more as well?
Only 2 data types
Well, one way to do this would be to use a calculated column like this:
SameTotal = COUNTX(FILTER(Table,Table[Id]=EARLIER(Table[Id]) && Table[DataType]<>EARLIER(Table[DataType]) && Table[Total]=EARLIER(Table[Total])),[Total])
Then you could create a measure that just SUM'd SameTotal or did a COUNT of SameTotal and divided the result of that by the number of methods.
Here is a MEASURE
Measure =
COUNTX (
FILTER (
VALUES ( Table1[ID] ),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Total] ), Table1[Data Type] = "Method1" )
= CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Total] ), Table1[Data Type] = "Method2" )
),
1
)
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