Matrix to Manage Human Resources between Projects

[admbinp]

Hi experts, 

I have to create a matrix reporting how many people in a project and how many projects a person is currently involving in. 

Ideally, I expect to have a table as below: 

	Project
Employee	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total project per employee
Jane	1			1			1	3
Nancy			1		1		1	3
John		1		1	1	1	1	5
Chris	1		1			1	1	4
Adam	1	1		1	1	1		5
Total employee per project	3	2	2	3	3	3	4	20

As I'm creating a matrix in Power BI, I can't create the total column as the table I described above. I can only have the total row at the bottom of the matrix or the total column have sum of the value, the other's value is always 1. 

Situation 1:

I used Employee Name as Column, Project as Row, and Value is Count Distinct EmployeeID -> Total project per emoployee is 1 

If I switch the Value to Count Distrinct ProjectID -> total employee per project is 1 

Error 1:

	Project
Employee	1	2	3	4	5	Total project per employee
Jane	1			1		1
Nancy			1		1	1
John		1		1	1	1
Chris	1		1			1
Adam	1	1		1	1	1
Total employee per project	3	2	2	3	3	13

Error 2:

Even when I switch the Column and Row, still same problem. 

	Employee
Project	Jane	Nancy	John	Chris	Adam	Total employee per project
1	1			1		1
2			1		1	1
3		1		1	1	1
4	1		1			1
5	1	1		1	1	1
Total project per employee	3	2	2	3	3	13

Has anyone had this situation before? Please help, thank you in advance.

[v-yalanwu-msft]

Hi @admbinp ,

As @HarishKM said，you can try to use countx function.

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Best Regards,
Yalan Wu
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[HarishKM]

@admbinp  Hey 

drag that project id (if data type is text ) and employee in matrix row coloumn then drag your unique employee id  = countrows(employee_id) once you will do you will find like this .

when you select distinctcount then for row it will show only 1 at total but for col you will get correct result but if you will use countrow then you will have the sum at both level .

Pasting image for your ref.

Left with disticnt count and right with countrows.

unique record = COUNTX(financials,DISTINCTCOUNT(financials[Product]))