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Hi everyone,
I have two tables as the screenshot below. I have created a measure that counts the qualified employees based on their training results.
The measure to count the qualified employees
Qulaified Employees = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Employee]),FILTER(Table1,[Pass or not]="Pass"))
My issue is whenever there is a common training between 2 different qualifications, the measure doubles the counts of the qualified employees.
As you can see in the screenshot, I have no employee who is qualified for ( qualification4 ) though it's counting as one due to the common training between qualification1 and qualification4, I'm trying to make a measure which does this dynamically and not hard coded.
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Hi @Anonymous ,
What Greg suggested works,here is the related .pbix file you can refer to .
Hi @Anonymous ,
What Greg suggested works,here is the related .pbix file you can refer to .
Perhaps something like this:
Qualified Employees =
VAR __Table = FILTER('Table1',[Pass or not]="Pass")
VAR __Trainings = SELECTCOLUMNS(__Table,"__Training",[Training name])
VAR __Employees = SELECTCOLUMNS(__Table,"__Employees",[Employee])
VAR __Qualifications =
ADDCOLUMNS(
'Qualifications'
"__In",IF('Qualifications'[Training Name] IN __Trainings,"Yes","No")
)
RETURN
IF(
COUNTROWS(FILTER(__Qualifications,[__In] = "No"))>0,
BLANK(),
COUNTROWS(DISTINCT(__Employees))
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