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I have a small report that is giving me a headache. There are two tables, "Users" and "Login History". The two were merged in Power Query to whittle things down, and they are also connected in the model.
I also have two other tables which were created using joins as follows:
So far, so good. Everything matches. However, when I go for either "Count(Distinct)" in the fields pane of a card visual, or if I put a measure there achieving the same thing, the count is off by 20, and I cannot figure out why. There are no blanks in the column I am aggregating.
Can you please clarify your question? The two tables I'm mentioning in the second part were created as a check. I would expect DISTINCTCOUNT or Count(distinct) to yield the same number, but it's off.
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