Thanks willz06jw for a well described problen with an example table and not screen shot.
It makes it so easy for me to download the data and build a solution.
I wish everyone did this!
If you ever need more help then please quote @speedramps in your questions and I will receive a notification.
I am always keen to help people who take the trouble to decsribe their problens clealy with examples.
Try this and display the answer in a card ......
Distinct ID without Adol =
// create a list of ids with Adol
VAR ids_with_adol =
CALCULATETABLE(
VALUES(yourtable[id]),
yourtable[area] = "Adol")
RETURN
// get discount excluding the above list
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(yourtable[id]),
NOT yourtable[id] IN ids_with_adol
)
If your are new to DAX then noee that the NOT operator comes at the begining of the expression.
Novices sometimes try writing NOT IN which wont work. 🤔
Thanks for reaching out for help.
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