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Distinct count of values when there are corresponding multiple lines per value

I am trying to create a measure that count up the the number of Late  or   On Time orders.    The challenge is that each order can have multiple lines, some late, some on time.    I already have a calculated column that defines whether the line is on time or not.  

 

But our business logic states that if one line is late...the whole order is late.   So if an order has 20 lines, and even one line is late, then the Order is defined as late.    So, essentially I need help creating two measures I think.   

 

One that defines any order that is late if it has at least one late line associated with it.  

 

And second, a measure that I could use in a table or matrix that counts the distinct number of Late orders and the distinct number of On Time orders.  

 

 

  • How about a calculated column like this?

     

    OrderStatus =
    VAR AllStatus =
        CALCULATETABLE (
            VALUES ( Orders[On Time or Late] ),
            ALLEXCEPT ( Orders, Orders[Order] )
        )
    RETURN
        IF ( "Late" IN AllStatus, "Late", "On Time" )

     

    Once you have this, it should be straightforward to write measures to count distinct orders. E.g.

    LateOrderCount =
    CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Orders[Order] ), Orders[OrderStatus] = "Late" )
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    4 years ago

    Thanks AlexisOlson  !      Your solution worked just fine....it was my error.   In my OrderCount measures I had accidentally picked "orderstatus" instead of just "order"  for the first expression.   Corrected measure is below.   

     

    OnTimeOrderCount =
    CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( ShippedOrdersALL_Query[Order] ), ShippedOrdersALL_Query[OrderStatus] = "On Time" )

     

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  • How about a calculated column like this?

     

    OrderStatus =
    VAR AllStatus =
        CALCULATETABLE (
            VALUES ( Orders[On Time or Late] ),
            ALLEXCEPT ( Orders, Orders[Order] )
        )
    RETURN
        IF ( "Late" IN AllStatus, "Late", "On Time" )

     

    Once you have this, it should be straightforward to write measures to count distinct orders. E.g.

    LateOrderCount =
    CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Orders[Order] ), Orders[OrderStatus] = "Late" )
    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
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      AlexisOlson   This looks promising but I am getting a count of "1" for Late.   Seems it is counting the distinct value  "Late"  as just one value.     Rather than the distinct count of Orders that are late. 

       

       

      • AlexisOlson's avatar
        AlexisOlson
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        That's because you have Line in your table visual creating a filter context. You'll need to add something like ALLEXCEPT ( Orders, Orders[Order] ) to the CALCULATE in the measure if you want to remove that filter context.