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I have a table with a column heading Munipality and colums with the address.
I want to have a measure that gives me the # addresses per muncipality.
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@smmoore34 It looks like you created a new table and I'm not sure if you have to, and it looks like the relationship between the new table and existing isn't working. Also, I edited my response and added a second solution that counts the number of cities per municiplaity.
Exactly! Unfortunatley I still received the same results.
@smmoore34 It looks like you created a new table and I'm not sure if you have to, and it looks like the relationship between the new table and existing isn't working. Also, I edited my response and added a second solution that counts the number of cities per municiplaity.
Add Municipality to a table visual along with this measure.
Address Count = DISTINCTCOUNT ( 'YourTable'[Address Field] )
Worked perfectly when I created it as a measure and added it to a table.
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You're welcome, and Happy New Year to you too!
Thank you for your quick response. As I understand this, I created another table with just the municipalites.
I added a new column with the formula you listed but it's giving me the total# records. My first table has 42 records and each record contains contains 1 of the 9 municipalites. For example, 5 records contain Town of Newfield, 7 contain Town of Groton etc. My table should show this count for each municipality.
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