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Hi,
I have 2 tables:
Employee Dim
Training Fact
joining condition: employeeid
Employee Dim has the list of all the employees in the organization (220k) while in Training Fact can be a subset, where around 120k employeed have taken certain training. While I am trying to compare the number of total employee vs employee who has taken training, both the numbers are showing same (maybe due to the joins). Below is the number
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@Anonymous ,
try this for Unique User Total,
Unique users = CALCULATE( COUNT(BU_Ext[employee_id]),ALL(BU_Ext))
Thanks,
Arul
A page level filter was creating the issue. Thanks the dax above is working fine.
The dax above is working fine with dummy data, not sure why it is not working with the real data. Have to take a look
@Anonymous ,
try this for Unique User Total,
Unique users = CALCULATE( COUNT(BU_Ext[employee_id]),ALL(BU_Ext))
Thanks,
Arul
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