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How to identify if value exists somewhere else in Excel table?

Hello,

I have the below data table in PBI. I need to find a way to identify how many Persons have multiple Types.

For example what is the # of Persons that have a 405 type and 406 type? I want to aggregate this for every Type (405,406,407,408).

 

Maybe four columns titled "In 405?", "In 406?", "In 407?", "In 408?" for each row that has Yes/No values.



Person       Type

Person 1405
Person 1406
Person 2406
Person 2407
Person 2408
Person 3407
Person 3408
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Anonymous
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In Dax, create calculated columns

405 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],405,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])
 
406 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],406,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])

407 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],407,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])

and so on...
Karlos_0-1616195805365.png

 






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Anonymous
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In Dax, create calculated columns

405 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],405,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])
 
406 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],406,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])

407 = CONTAINS('Table','Table'[Type],407,'Table'[Person],'Table'[Person])

and so on...
Karlos_0-1616195805365.png

 






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