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mumair
Helper I
Helper I

Help with not double counting

My data looks like the following:

 

Shipment | Voyage | Product | Failed Tanks | Count of Failed Tanks

1000 | NA100 | A | 3D, 3E | 2

1001 | NA100 | A | 3D, 3E | 2

1002 | NA100 | A | 3D, 3E | 2

2000 | NA200 | A | 1S, 1P | 2

2001 | NA200 | B | 2S | 1

3000 | NA300 | A | N/A | 0

 

I want the number of failed tanks by voyage, so ideally the output would look something like the following:

 

Voyage | Count of Failed Tanks by Voyage

NA100 | 2

NA200 | 3

NA300 | 0

 

Could someone show me a way to do this please?

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Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@mumair

You'll need to re-model the dataset.

 

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Then create a measure like

Count of Failed Tanks by Voyage = 
VAR cnt =
    CALCULATE (
        DISTINCTCOUNT ( yourTable[Failed Tanks] ),
        FILTER ( yourTable, yourTable[Failed Tanks] <> "N/A" )
    )
RETURN
    IF ( ISBLANK ( cnt ), 0, cnt )

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MattAllington
Community Champion
Community Champion

=calculate(countrows(tablename),tablename[failed tanks]<>"N/A")



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