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Hello Experts,
I have a situation where I need to calculate UNIQUE NUMBER OF ENGAGED USERS.
In my data model people can:
All of these activities are in diffrenet tables as follwoing image:
What I need is to calculate that number of unique numbers who were engaged. It means they have sumbited an idea / commented / liked.
If I filter on 1 idea I want to see if the somebody who sumbited and idea and at the same time liked and commented was calculated only once.
Please see following example for selection on IDEA = 1
Number of engaged users should be only 3. You can see eventhougt user A has been interacted 3 times he counts only 1 time.
I was thinking to somehow virually union all 3 tables together and then run DISTINCTCOUNT. But still it has to follow the filter context.
Thanks for your help
Cheers!
Martin-Prague
HI @Martin-Prague ,
Unfortunate, current dax formula not support auto calculate related table fields.
I'd like to suggest you create a bridge table to link and merge these tables fields and use id to manually summary and calculate on these tables.
Optimizing Many-to-Many Calculations in DAX with SUMMARIZE and Cross Table Filtering
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Thanks all, at the end I build a view in SQL that combines my data into one table and then I am able to do this calculation simply in Power BI.
Any ideas?
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