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I am trying to distinct count names (using a measure) by the ID. If an ID has the same name, I only need it counted once. However, the same name in different IDs have to be counted separately.
I want to get the data as below
ID 1: 1 Name
ID 2: 1 Name
ID 3: 3 Names
Total: 5
If I just use Calculate(DistinctCount(Name)), I would only get a value of 4.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous , Create a measure like
countrows(summarize(Table, Table[ID], Table[Name]) )
I think you can use your measure with an iterator:
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