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Placeholder error
Hi All ,
I'm looking for a measure to count the amount of buildings that exceed a threshold of one so i can count how mnay meters were active yesterday.
Online Buildings = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(FactUWP[Grouped]),if([Total Consumption Todays Usages] > 1 ,1,0))
I'm using below but getting the error a function placeholder has been used in a True/False Expression ?
Any help would be Appericated 🙂
Hi JamesBurke
Two methods you coud try, one filtering the data and the other using an iterator function.
Online Buildings Filter=
Calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT(FactUWP[Grouped])
Filter(FactUWP, [Total Consumption Todays Usages] > 1)
)Countx values =
SUMX(
Values( FactUWP[Grouped] ), if([Total Consumption Todays Usages] > 1 ,1,0)
)
The error is because you aren't saying what you want to do with the IF statement.
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Hi JamesBurke
Two methods you coud try, one filtering the data and the other using an iterator function.
Online Buildings Filter=
Calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT(FactUWP[Grouped])
Filter(FactUWP, [Total Consumption Todays Usages] > 1)
)Countx values =
SUMX(
Values( FactUWP[Grouped] ), if([Total Consumption Todays Usages] > 1 ,1,0)
)
The error is because you aren't saying what you want to do with the IF statement.
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