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grggmrtn
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DISTINCTCOUNT per category, using relation

Hey everyone - having a bit of a problem getting the data I need. Here's my data:

PersonIDDateRegisteredStartDate
101-01-202001-01-2020
102-01-202003-02-2020
103-02-202001-01-2020
205-05-202008-12-2019
206-06-202001-01-2020
207-06-202003-05-2020
312-07-202007-10-2020
314-10-202001-01-2020
416-10-202001-01-2020

 

This table is related to my date table on DateRegistered using the date table, but I also have an inactive relation on StartDate to the date table, because I need to find out how many unique StartDate there are per month.

 

this is the DAX I'm using now:

 

 

 

Antal indskrivninger = 
CALCULATE(
    DISTINCTCOUNT('table'[StartDato]),
    USERELATIONSHIP('table'[StartDato],Dato[Dato])
    )

 

 

 

and it is giving me of course, a unique count of StartDate per month. So the result for the above data is 5.

 

BUT

 

What I NEED is for it to give me unique number of StartDate per PersonID - so the result for above should be:

PersonIDNumber of DistinctStartDato
12
23
32
41

and it should show me a total of 8, not 5.

 

Any idea how I can modify my DAX to give me the results I need?

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Fowmy
Super User
Super User

@grggmrtn 

Use your measure and modify as follows:

Antal indskrivninger = 

SUMX(
    SUMMARIZE(Table,Table[PersonID],Table[StartDate]),
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[StartDate]),
        USERELATIONSHIP(Table[StartDate],Dato[Date])
    )
)

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Fowmy
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@grggmrtn 

Use your measure and modify as follows:

Antal indskrivninger = 

SUMX(
    SUMMARIZE(Table,Table[PersonID],Table[StartDate]),
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[StartDate]),
        USERELATIONSHIP(Table[StartDate],Dato[Date])
    )
)

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Beautiful @Fowmy - thanks!

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