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Oscar_Mtz_V
Kudo Commander
Kudo Commander

Distinct count of only the minimum value

This is my data table:

Support.pbix

Screenshot 2022-05-05 172827.pngI need to have a disctinc count of employees IDs but only count when the instance where they appear is less than or equal to three, and only count the minor instance. 
For example, when I click on "Name 5," I only need to see a count in number 1 (green) and nothing on the 2 (red). 

Screenshot 2022-05-05 180652.pngI've a partial working DAX, which already makes the function on only counting the distinct ID of instances less than or equal to three. But the second condition is missing.

DCount IDs of grade >3 = 
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT('Append'[Employee ID]),
FILTER(
'Append',
'Append'[Standard Value] <= 3
)

)
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@amitchandak , your response although not the solution, guided me through the right path.
The key here was the VAR selValue which applied the correct context when used in a Matrix and replaced the SUM for a MIN.

 

Also, I didn't hard code the value "3", in its place I used a parameter. 

 

Here is the final DAX that did the trick:

DCount GUID min with parameter = 
VAR selValue = SELECTEDVALUE('Append'[Standard Value])
VAR Calc= 
    COUNTX(
        FILTER(
            SUMMARIZE(
                ALLSELECTED('Append'),
                'Append'[Employee GUID],
                'Append'[UniqueID],
                "Min", MIN('Append'[Standard Value])
            ),
            [Min] <= [Parameter Value] &&
            [Min] = selValue
        ),
        [Employee GUID]
    )
RETURN
Calc

 

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Oscar_Mtz_V ,

 

Here the selection is sum of instance.

vjaywmsft_0-1652680316087.png

It should be correct that the corresponding data in the table is 2.

If you want to show the distinct count, please select count(distinct).

If I misunderstood your meaning, please share more details.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution
to help the other members find it.

@v-jayw-msft , it is a bit more complex than that, please see the thread of responses where the issue is explained. 

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Oscar_Mtz_V , Try a measure like

Countx(Filter(summarize(Table, Table[Employee Name], Table[Standard Value], "_1", sum(Table[Value])), [_1] <3), [Employee Name])

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@amitchandak , your response although not the solution, guided me through the right path.
The key here was the VAR selValue which applied the correct context when used in a Matrix and replaced the SUM for a MIN.

 

Also, I didn't hard code the value "3", in its place I used a parameter. 

 

Here is the final DAX that did the trick:

DCount GUID min with parameter = 
VAR selValue = SELECTEDVALUE('Append'[Standard Value])
VAR Calc= 
    COUNTX(
        FILTER(
            SUMMARIZE(
                ALLSELECTED('Append'),
                'Append'[Employee GUID],
                'Append'[UniqueID],
                "Min", MIN('Append'[Standard Value])
            ),
            [Min] <= [Parameter Value] &&
            [Min] = selValue
        ),
        [Employee GUID]
    )
RETURN
Calc

 

@Oscar_Mtz_V ,

Kudos to you !!

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@amitchandak , thanks for your message, the propossed DAX is still not showing the desired results. 

When I click on "Name 5" on the above table, this should only count the number 1

Oscar_Mtz_V_0-1651815431019.png

Via DAX Studio I looked into the craeted table, and this shoulb ignore the "Name 5" with value 2. 

Oscar_Mtz_V_1-1651815542230.png

I then tried to use the minimun:

Oscar_Mtz_V_3-1651815904775.png

but it is not working either. As when I select "Name 5" the employee keep showin "1" count in both values. 

Oscar_Mtz_V_2-1651815862935.png

There is something in the row context of the visual affecting the result, as in DAX studio, the table iscorrect with the MIN.

Oscar_Mtz_V_4-1651816180342.png

 

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