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Count unique values
- 7 years ago
The table to which I am referring is the table in the data model that contains the data you are putting into the matrix.
I would suggest going through Microsoft's free guided learning for PowerBI if you are unfamiliar with the platform
You can use DISTINCTCOUNT against the table/column. You can also try COUNTROWS with SUMMARIZE, VALUES or DISTINCT
UniqueIDs = DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[UserID])
UniqueIDs = COUNTROWS(
SUMMARIZE(Table, Table[UserID]) //or VALUES(Table[UserID] or DISTINCT(Table[UserID]
)
Hope this helps
David
Thanks dedelman_cling
But I don't know how to do that.
Do I first have to create the table with a dax formula?
I made the table I showed earlier with the use of the matrix visualization, I dont think I can use DISTINCTCOUNT agaainst that, do I?
Thanks!
govi
- dedelman_clng7 years agoCommunity Champion
The table to which I am referring is the table in the data model that contains the data you are putting into the matrix.
I would suggest going through Microsoft's free guided learning for PowerBI if you are unfamiliar with the platform
- govi7 years agoHelper II
Hi dedelman_clng,
I found a solution:
- I copied the concerning table.
- Filtered it
- And used a COUNTROWS/DISTINCT combination to return the required result
Thanks! You led the way