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nannimora
Helper I
Helper I

Distinctcount Issue

Hi everyone,

I need to count the orders that are processed and those that are not processed.

 

Orders IDQuantityQuantity NP
1100
2200
3120
450
466
580
6140
6140
62626
7140
7160
8180
9290
10100
10100

 

in this example the result expected is:

n. order proessed = 8
n. order not processed = 2

because the orders 4 and 6 have some rows not processed 

 

if I use these measures:

 

N. Order Prcoessed = 
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT(Table 1[Orders Id]), 
        Table 1[Quantity NP] = 0
    )

N. Order NOT Prcoessed = 
    CALCULATE(
        DISTINCTCOUNT(Table 1[Orders Id]), 
        Table 1[Quantity NP] <> 0
    )

 

 

the result count the orders n. 4 and 6 in both measures.

because the have half rows that are processed and half not processed.

 

n. order proessed = 10
n. order not processed = 2

 

I hope you can help me.

 

Regards

 

GM

 

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Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
Community Champion

@nannimora - Perhaps:

 

N. Order Prcoessed = 
    VAR __Table = SUMMARIZE('Table 1',[Orders Id],"NP",SUM('Table 1'[Quantity NP]))
RETURN
    COUNTROWS(
        DISTINCT(
            SELECTCOLUMNS(
                FILTER(__Table,[NP] = 0),
                "Orders Id",[Orders Id]
            )
        )
    )


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amitchandak
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@nannimora , Try like. Change Table name and column name as per need

N. Order Prcoessed = 
    countx(filter(summarize(Table,Table[Orders ID], "_1", sum(Table[Quantity NP])),[_1]=0),[Orders ID])

N. Order NOT Prcoessed = 
    countx(filter(summarize(Table,Table[Orders ID], "_1", sum(Table[Quantity NP])),[_1]<>0),[Orders ID])
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Greg_Deckler
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@nannimora - Perhaps:

 

N. Order Prcoessed = 
    VAR __Table = SUMMARIZE('Table 1',[Orders Id],"NP",SUM('Table 1'[Quantity NP]))
RETURN
    COUNTROWS(
        DISTINCT(
            SELECTCOLUMNS(
                FILTER(__Table,[NP] = 0),
                "Orders Id",[Orders Id]
            )
        )
    )


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