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Hi - Appreciate anyone help.
Attached is a simple example. I have 2 tables, one is my FACT which has the accounts with codes and the other is my DIM which are the codes. I am trying to do measures to show how many/which accounts have specific codes.
For example, I am calculating the measure below.
It shows as blank even though I know account A has codes 1 and 2. Pleaese help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
What about this:
Ch Measure =
VAR ones = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('FACT', RELATED(DIM[Code]) = "1"), "Account", 'FACT'[Account ])
VAR Twos = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('FACT', RELATED(DIM[Code]) = "2"), "Account", 'FACT'[Account ])
VAR onesAndTwos = INTERSECT(ones, Twos)
RETURN
COUNTROWS(onesAndTwos)
please test at your side.
Code Measure =
VAR newtable =
ADDCOLUMNS (
VALUES ( 'FACT'[Account ] ),
"@one", CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'FACT', 'FACT'[Code] = "1" ) ) ),
"@two", CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( 'FACT', 'FACT'[Code] = "2" ) ) )
)
VAR filternewtable =
FILTER ( newtable, AND ( [@one] <> BLANK (), [@two] <> BLANK () ) )
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( filternewtable )
What about this:
Ch Measure =
VAR ones = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('FACT', RELATED(DIM[Code]) = "1"), "Account", 'FACT'[Account ])
VAR Twos = SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('FACT', RELATED(DIM[Code]) = "2"), "Account", 'FACT'[Account ])
VAR onesAndTwos = INTERSECT(ones, Twos)
RETURN
COUNTROWS(onesAndTwos)
please test at your side.
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