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Hi, I'm new to DAX and I'm struggling to understand the following:
I have two columns in the same table:
CID (a unique card ID)
UID (a unique user id)
I want to evaluate all instances where a uniquie UID has more than one CID.
In a pivot table this would be straight fiorward but I'm completely stumped in Power BI.
I can do this in standard table but I would like it as a measure that I can then stitch into a wider measure.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Andy
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Hi @Andy6001 ,
Suppose this is your sample table.
To display those records where each unique UID has more than one CID and count the number of UID which meets such a condition, please refer to below measures:
count CID =
IF (
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[CID] ), ALL ( Sheet9[CID] ) ) > 1,
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[CID] ), ALL ( Sheet9[CID] ) ),
BLANK ()
)
Count UID =
IF (
[count CID] = BLANK (),
BLANK (),
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[UID] ),
FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( Sheet9 ), [count CID] > 1 )
)
)
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @Andy6001 ,
Suppose this is your sample table.
To display those records where each unique UID has more than one CID and count the number of UID which meets such a condition, please refer to below measures:
count CID =
IF (
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[CID] ), ALL ( Sheet9[CID] ) ) > 1,
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[CID] ), ALL ( Sheet9[CID] ) ),
BLANK ()
)
Count UID =
IF (
[count CID] = BLANK (),
BLANK (),
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( Sheet9[UID] ),
FILTER ( ALLSELECTED ( Sheet9 ), [count CID] > 1 )
)
)
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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