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I have a table relating to sales and I would like to find the voulme of unqiue sales orders.
My current DAX
Can someone please help.
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@ianboothman Can you elaborate on why you feel the number you are getting is incorrect? That should give you a distinct count of Sales Ord. You could try replacing that with this code:
Measure = COUNTROWS( DISTINCT( SELECTCOLUMNS( 'Table', "__SalesOrd", [Sales Ord] ) ) )
But, again, both DISTINCTCOUNT and that measure should return the same number.
Hi @ianboothman ,
If i undertood well, you want to count only unique Sales ord (that appears only one time, with no duplicates), this can be reached by this DAX:
Unique Sales Orders =
COUNTROWS(
FILTER(
SUMMARIZE(
'Statles2',
'Statles2'[Sales Ord],
"Count", COUNTROWS('Statles2')
),
[Count] = 1
)
)
Your result will look like this, because there's only one sales order that appears once:
@ianboothman Can you elaborate on why you feel the number you are getting is incorrect? That should give you a distinct count of Sales Ord. You could try replacing that with this code:
Measure = COUNTROWS( DISTINCT( SELECTCOLUMNS( 'Table', "__SalesOrd", [Sales Ord] ) ) )
But, again, both DISTINCTCOUNT and that measure should return the same number.
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