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Hi all,
I'm having problem with these calculations... Basically, my goal is to get two numbers:
1: number of total distinct workers from start of selected date period
2: number of total distinct workers from end of selected date period
*And it has to be responsive to the group and date filtering.
Columns I have:
[Group]
[Works since]
[Name]
[Distinct count column] (idk if I need it?)
As I imagine it should work like this?:
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@DomantasK Not sure I 100% understand but should be something like:
SUMX(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Distinct Count Column])
@DomantasK Not sure I 100% understand but should be something like:
SUMX(ALLSELECTED('Table'),[Distinct Count Column])
And it really was just that simple... Thank you, works perfect! 🙂
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