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rpinxt
Power Participant
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Count per user per day in table

This is a (very) simplified table:

UserDayCount
A12
B11
A12
D12
D12
A22
B22
C21
D21
A22
B22
C32
D32
C32
D32
A41
D41

 

I want to make a calculated column for the values here in colum 'Count'

So there are much more columns but column User and Day are the columns in scope.

 

I want to count the number of rows by user by day (which will be a date field).

Kind of making subtotals by user and day

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bhanu_gautam
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@rpinxt , Create a calculated column using

 

DAX
RowCount =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('UserData'),
ALLEXCEPT('UserData', 'UserData'[User], 'UserData'[Day])
)




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bhanu_gautam
Super User
Super User

@rpinxt , Create a calculated column using

 

DAX
RowCount =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('UserData'),
ALLEXCEPT('UserData', 'UserData'[User], 'UserData'[Day])
)




Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! And Kudos are appreciated

Proud to be a Super User!




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Thanks @bhanu_gautam this is doing what I want, but I am a bit confused why it is working 😄

 

I do not understand the ALLEXCEPT because I would expect that you just would want these 2 fields and not the rest.

This feels like the other way around.

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