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Distinct Count
- 7 years ago
Anonymous change your measure
M_Count_Tech_Angular&.NET = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Sourcing[Reference]); FILTER(Sourcing;Sourcing[Tech] IN {"Angular", ".NET"}); FILTER(Sourcing; Sourcing[Table1] = "Test"); FILTER(Sourcing; Sourcing[ATT Level] <> BLANK()) )
Hi parry2k ,
They only need to count once as they only need one to be in the bucket. These Refs are Resources. Which means that if you have 1 person with both technologies, you want to count this person only once.
Is it clear now? Thank you for your help!
Anonymous nope, it didn't answered my question. I understand you want to count the person once, but in your pie chart, under which technology that person will get counted toward?
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Oh sorry,
In the green slice. In the example I have Angular and .NET, and I just wrote Adelia and RPG above. But I have multiple pie charts like this one to show technologies against all distinct count #REFS.
Does that make sense now ?
Thank you very much.
- parry2k7 years agoSuper User
Anonymous change your measure
M_Count_Tech_Angular&.NET = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Sourcing[Reference]); FILTER(Sourcing;Sourcing[Tech] IN {"Angular", ".NET"}); FILTER(Sourcing; Sourcing[Table1] = "Test"); FILTER(Sourcing; Sourcing[ATT Level] <> BLANK()) )- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable