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Hi BI Team,
I am trying to calculate the distinct count of customer code column without/exclude the specific the number/name below.
Without/Exclude the value in customer code column have:
- 9999...
- 29100...
- 1075....
Please kindly advise the measure of this calcualtion.
Source Link - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1h4G65DGngL5oYU6JadAA8PbdyowuaxSn?usp=sharing
Solved! Go to Solution.
So sorry if I dont understand your requeriment correctly.
The following measure will exclude those codes that START with the values you say:
Dist_Count Coverage =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(Coverage[CUST_CODE]),
LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 4 ) <> "9999"
&& LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 5 ) <> "29100"
&& LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 4 ) <> "1075"
)
Hope that helps!
Hi there!
Have you tried:
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( YourTable[CustomerCode] ),
NOT( YourTable[CustomerCode] IN { Code1, Code2 } )
)
Let me know if that helps!
Hi @PabloDeheza ,
I am trying your measure but it seem not working. Please help to check the screenshot below.
Can you provide the error message? Thanks
Hi @PabloDeheza,
Please kindly check the screenshot or file - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1h4G65DGngL5oYU6JadAA8PbdyowuaxSn?usp=sharing
The problem is you are treating the code column as an integer and it is a string, add double quotes to the numbers and it should work.
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( YourTable[CustomerCode] ),
NOT( YourTable[CustomerCode] IN { "Code1", "Code2" } )
)
Hi @PabloDeheza ,
After trying your measure, it's still include the these customer code below.
- 99999...
- 1075...
- 29100
Please kindly check and advise again.
For Dist_Count answer correctly in excel is:
For your measure in BI is:
So sorry if I dont understand your requeriment correctly.
The following measure will exclude those codes that START with the values you say:
Dist_Count Coverage =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(Coverage[CUST_CODE]),
LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 4 ) <> "9999"
&& LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 5 ) <> "29100"
&& LEFT( Coverage[CUST_CODE], 4 ) <> "1075"
)
Hope that helps!
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