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Hi
We wants to know the number of duplicates
Nb Duplicates =
VAR tabgrp =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
'Client'[Nom];
Client[Prénom];
Client[Date_naissance];
"nb"; DISTINCTCOUNT ( Client[Id_Origin] ) )
VAR f = FILTER(tabgrp;[nb]> 1)
RETURN CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(tabgrp);f)
But f = FILTER(tabgrp;[nb]> 1) don t work
Thanks for your help.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Cobra77 ,
Try this small modification. Bear in mind that variables in DAX are immutable once they've been assigned a value at declaration. Therefore, tabgrp will not be affected by the filter argument in CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(tabgrp); f)
Nb Duplicates =
VAR tabgrp =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
'Client'[Nom];
Client[Prénom];
Client[Date_naissance];
"nb"; DISTINCTCOUNT ( Client[Id_Origin] )
)
VAR f =
FILTER ( tabgrp; [nb] > 1 )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( f )
Hi @Cobra77 ,
Try this small modification. Bear in mind that variables in DAX are immutable once they've been assigned a value at declaration. Therefore, tabgrp will not be affected by the filter argument in CALCULATE(COUNTROWS(tabgrp); f)
Nb Duplicates =
VAR tabgrp =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
'Client'[Nom];
Client[Prénom];
Client[Date_naissance];
"nb"; DISTINCTCOUNT ( Client[Id_Origin] )
)
VAR f =
FILTER ( tabgrp; [nb] > 1 )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( f )
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