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Hello,
I am trying to analyse all the sourcing projects. We have 10 different columns for each Vendor and its price. I want to have a measure which shows me distinct count of all the vendors combined. Same vendors could appear in multiple columns due to multiple projects. Please see below the type of data I have.
So the result should be, 15 distinct Vendors for below example. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Project No. | Vendor 1 | Vendor 1 price | Vendor 2 | Vendor 2 price | Vendor 3 | Vendor 3 price |
1 | ABC | 97 | LMN | 66 | DEF | 15 |
2 | XYZ | 24 | ABC | 57 | FLS | 95 |
3 | PQRS | 26 | STO | 66 | JWB | 79 |
4 | LMN | 65 | FRA | 90 | FSV | 39 |
5 | DEF | 64 | GFR | 55 | ABC | 40 |
6 | HIJ | 80 | PQRS | 60 | LWC | 72 |
7 | ZAC | 46 | DEF | 61 | PQRS | 28 |
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May be a MEASURE like
Measure = COUNTROWS ( DISTINCT ( UNION ( VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 1] ), VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 2] ), VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 3] ) ) ) )
please try below
= DISTINCTCOUNT(Vendor1) + DISTINCTCOUNT(Vendor2) + DISTINCTCOUNT(Vendor3)
I had tried already, but it adds up the distinct count. In the given example, the final value still shows 21.
May be a MEASURE like
Measure = COUNTROWS ( DISTINCT ( UNION ( VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 1] ), VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 2] ), VALUES ( TableName[Vendor 3] ) ) ) )
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