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I have a table as follows.
Client_ID | ClientName | ClientProduct | Site | BilledAmount | ||||
1 | Client A | Product A | Site A | 2300 | ||||
1 | Client A | Product A | Site B | 2550 | ||||
1 | Client A | Product B | Site A | 2340 | ||||
2 | Client B | Product A | Site A | 2700 | ||||
2 | Client B | Product C | Site A | 3400 | ||||
3 | Client C | Product B | Site A | 4500 | ||||
4 | Client D | Product D | Site A | 3600 |
Different clients have products. These products could be on different or the same sites of the client. I would like to know.
1. How many clients have more than 1 ClientProduct?
2. How many clients have more than one 1 clientProduct in the same site ?
Just submit your answer if you can tackle any of them..
Thanks.
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Hi @Datagulf
For first request try the measure :
For the second :
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hey @Datagulf ,
you can create two calculated columns like so:
client has more than product =
var currentClientID = 'Table (2)'[Client_ID]
var noOfPrudcts =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( 'Table (2)'[ClientProduct] )
, ALL( 'Table (2)' )
, 'Table (2)'[Client_ID] = currentClientID
)
return
IF( noOfPrudcts > 1 , "more than one product" , "only one product" )
and so:
spread across sites =
var currentClientID = 'Table (2)'[Client_ID]
var noOfSites =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( 'Table (2)'[Site] )
, ALL( 'Table (2)' )
, 'Table (2)'[Client_ID] = currentClientID
)
return
IF( noOfSites > 1 , "more than one site" , "only one site" )
The table then will look like this:
I decided not to create a measure because I assume it's helpful if you can use these columns inside slicers.
Hopefully, this provides what you are looking for.
Hi,
You may download my PBI file from here.
Hope this helps.
Hey @Datagulf ,
you can create two calculated columns like so:
client has more than product =
var currentClientID = 'Table (2)'[Client_ID]
var noOfPrudcts =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( 'Table (2)'[ClientProduct] )
, ALL( 'Table (2)' )
, 'Table (2)'[Client_ID] = currentClientID
)
return
IF( noOfPrudcts > 1 , "more than one product" , "only one product" )
and so:
spread across sites =
var currentClientID = 'Table (2)'[Client_ID]
var noOfSites =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( 'Table (2)'[Site] )
, ALL( 'Table (2)' )
, 'Table (2)'[Client_ID] = currentClientID
)
return
IF( noOfSites > 1 , "more than one site" , "only one site" )
The table then will look like this:
I decided not to create a measure because I assume it's helpful if you can use these columns inside slicers.
Hopefully, this provides what you are looking for.
Hi @Datagulf
For first request try the measure :
For the second :
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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