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Hello.
I have two tables. One with clients, other with lines of consumption.
Clients table:
Client ID | Name
1 John
2 Mark
3 Sarah
Consumption table:
Consumption ID | Client ID | Partner
1 2 ABC
2 2 DEF
3 1 ABC
4 3 ABC
5 3 GHI
6 3 JKL
I want to create a calculated column on the clients table to have the number of different partners on where they have consumed.
I thought a simple 'New Column = DISTINCTCOUNT('Consumption'[Partner]) would work but it just appears the total value of different partners in the table.
So, I want:
Client ID | Name | # Partners
1 John 1
2 Mark 2
3 Sarah 3
After that, I need the average value of partners for all clients. If there's a simpler way to get to it, I'd love to hear it aswell.
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
@PDRTXRA , Create a new measure
averageX(Values(Clients[Client ID]) , calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT('Consumption'[Partner])) )
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