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Hi all,
I have a strange issue, could someone please help me with that.
I have a grid as in the picture below
I need to distinct count of employees with "Overreported in column "Test3" (negative value in column 'project gap")
I have a measure "Overreported Ppl" = CALCULATE(Distinctcount ('Table_Name'[Employee]), FILTER( 'Table_Name', 'Table_Name[Project Gap]<0))
However it returns me employees with positive numbers in 'project gap' column and who are marked as 'Underreported' in test3 column.
I cannot figure this out how come I get something like that? ![]()
Thank you
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may try the following measure.
Measure =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
VALUES ( 'Table_Name'[Employee] ),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Table_Name'[Project Gap] ) < 0 )
)
)
You may try the following measure.
Measure =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
VALUES ( 'Table_Name'[Employee] ),
CALCULATE ( SUM ( 'Table_Name'[Project Gap] ) < 0 )
)
)
Hi ,
you this DAX , this will count emplyee where pr_gap has -ve value.
Overreported People = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(valueTest[Employee]),
FILTER(valueTest,
SIGN(valueTest[Pr_gap])=-1
)
)
Thanks,
SS
Hi @BobBI
Thanks for reply, I used exactly your formula however the same result see below, this is new column called test overrep ppl
Try this
"Overreported Ppl" = CALCULATE(Distinctcount ('Table_Name'[Employee]), FILTER( All('Table_Name'), 'Table_Name[Project Gap]<0))
if it solve please mark as solved, and give me your positive feedback.
thanks for reply, unfortunately that doesn't work, i need to count employees and this formula returns completely different value
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