How to sum and count the "name" part of a summarized function?

[Applicable88]

Hello,

Sorry, that I posted similiar question here, but I think there is a misunderstanding what I was looking for.
I tried several ways to get the return of a aggregation in a summarized table which created column is defined as  "name" of the summarize syntax.

So I get values for "name": 

summarize(Tabelle2,[Status],"Name",DISTINCTCOUNT(Tabelle2[Status]))

So how  to wrap this summarize function up into a sumx or countx to get the values I need?

If I use this: sumx(summarize(Tabelle2,[Status],"Name",DISTINCTCOUNT(Tabelle2[Status]))) it returns double the values, because DAX apparently has the total values in every row saved. 

If I make a new calculated table and then sum up like sum(name) it works totally fine. But how to put it into a measure, without creating an extra table?? 

Thank you in advanced.

Best. 

[Fowmy · Accepted solution]

@Applicable88 

var __table = summarize(Tabelle2,Tabelle2[Status],"Name",DISTINCTCOUNT(Tabelle2[Status]))
 return
Sumx (  __table, [Name] )

[Applicable88]

Hi @Fowmy,

that bears another question:

Since that approach build a table as a variable, why a regular sum doesn't work and why need a x-aggregated sumx here?

Measure 16 =

var __table = summarize(Tabelle2,Tabelle2[Status],"Name",DISTINCTCOUNT(Tabelle2[Serialnumber]))

return

Sum('__table'[Name])
And the second question is why I get 20 when calculating like this?:

sumx(summarize(Tabelle2,[Status],"Name",DISTINCTCOUNT(Tabelle2[Status])))

Thats the sample table:

[Fowmy]

@Applicable88 

You need to use an iterative function to read and aggregate vale's off a virtual table. 

Sorry, I am not clear about the expected result based on your explanation.