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I have a list of reference numbers. Each reference number is composed of two transactions. In some instances a reference number contains the same location and other instances the reference number contains two separate locations. I would like to create a measure that helps me identify reference numbers that contain 2 separate locations. In the example below the measure would identify reference number 101 because it contains to different locations
Reference# | Transaction | Location |
100 | 1 | NY |
100 | 2 | NY |
101 | 1 | DC |
101 | 2 | ATL |
102 | 1 | LA |
102 | 2 | LA |
103 | 1 | NC |
103 | 2 | NC |
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@dw700d add a measure and you can filter on this measure where value is > 1
Measure = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ('Table'[Location] ), ALLEXCEPT ('Table','Table'[Reference] ) )
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@dw700d add a measure and you can filter on this measure where value is > 1
Measure = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ('Table'[Location] ), ALLEXCEPT ('Table','Table'[Reference] ) )
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My latest blog post The Power of Using Calculation Groups with Inactive Relationships (Part 1) (perytus.com) I would ❤ Kudos if my solution helped. 👉 If you can spend time posting the question, you can also make efforts to give Kudos to whoever helped to solve your problem. It is a token of appreciation!
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You can create calculated column to do that
Col = CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Location]),FILTER('Table',EARLIER('Table'[Reference])='Table'[Reference]))
Then filter on greater than 1
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