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I've been trying to figure out this issue for days. I'm not sure if it a relationship issue or a formula issue.
When I select each multiple selections it will give me the correct number. When selecting all it will give me the incorrect number.
Selecting 2 entries
Selecting all
The formula
Total Active Store Count =
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( SUMMARIZE ( Dim_v_ip_outs, Dim_v_ip_outs[vp_id] ) ),
Dim_v_ip_outs[status] = "A"
)
Hi, @tqn626 ;
Hi, @tqn626 ;
Try the following formula,
Total Active Store Count =
COUNTROWS ( SUMMARIZE ( FILTER ( 'Dim_v_ip_outs', [status] = "A" ), [vp_id] ) )
your total is incorrect because of relationship reasons, but it should be solved through the formula, but because the information you provided is a little little, I cannot reproduce, can you make a simple file to remove sensitive information, keep the structure consistent with the source data? In this way, sensitive information can be avoided, and your problem can be solved better .
Looking forward your reply!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
Hi,
Does this work?
Total Active Store Count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Dim_v_ip_outs[vp_id]),Dim_v_ip_outs[status] = "A")
Still getting same issue.
Hi,
I cannot help without getting access to your PBI file.
Here the 3 connectors. I believe the main issue is that Voxref doesn't contain all combinations and that is by design from the datasource i'm getting it from.
VOXref
V_Ip_Out
Dim_Dist
How they're connected
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