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vnqtrang
Helper I
Helper I

Distinctcount except Filtered values

Hi,

 

I would like to use distinct count which excludes the values in 2 filters 

Here are the 2 filters :

 Filter(all(table), LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R")

 Filter(all(table), LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR")

 

ColumnName
R0000ER23
R0000ER25
R0000ER22
CR099DF12
CR099CV12
CR099ER34
CR099ER40
WP000022
WP000023
WP000023

 

The return result should be 2 (WP000022, WP000023).

 

Thank you in advance.

Tg

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@vnqtrang , Try like

Measure = distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]) -

calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR") )

 

 

Measure =

calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), not( LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR"))  )

 

or

 

Measure =

calculate(COUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), not( LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR"))  )

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@vnqtrang , Create this measure and plot it with columnname

 

calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR") )

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This one shows the filtered values. I would like to count the other values except these 2 filtered values. Hope I clear enough.

@vnqtrang , Try like

Measure = distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]) -

calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR") )

 

 

Measure =

calculate(distinctCOUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), not( LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR"))  )

 

or

 

Measure =

calculate(COUNT(Table[ColumnName]), Filter((table), not( LEFT(Table[ColumnName],1)="R" || LEFT(Table[ColumnName],2)="CR"))  )

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Thank you ! 

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