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Anonymous
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Distinct count

I am trying to return distinct count from my table using sysdate- 30 and 60 and 90 days in three different measure. Can someone advise me the easy way to achieve this?

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az38
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hi @Anonymous 

try

Measure90 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-90))
Measure60 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-60))
Measure30 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-30))

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az38
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hi @Anonymous 

try

Measure90 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-90))
Measure60 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-60))
Measure30 = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table1[Column1]);ALL(Table1);Table1[Date]>=(Today()-30))

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Anonymous
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@az38what if i have to filter this further? for example;

 

Date              RJC#   ACP#

1/3/2019         0         1

1/3/2019         1         0

1/2/2019         0         1

1/2/2019         1         0

1/2/2019         1         0

1/1/2019         0         1

1/1/2019         1         0

1/1/2019         1         0

1/1/2019         1         0

 

Keeping the earlier 30, 60 90 days in filters, what we want to find out id the count of one RJC: for every date within last 30, 60 90 days, we need to count RJC# where RJC# for a given date should be less than or equal to 1. 

 

for 1/1/2019, RJC# is 3 and 4th one is ACP# so it should be treated as 0. Where as for 1/3/2019, RJC# is 1 so it should be treated as 1.

 

Pls advise.

Anonymous
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That was apt. Thanks a ton.

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