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Hi Guru,
I would like to create a measure to count the below names that were never flagged as 'X', result should be 2.
Name | Flag |
John | |
Sam | |
Jess | |
Adam | |
Adam | X |
Adam | |
Sam | X |
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Hi,
you could create a measure that totals a distinct count of all names and calculates the number with an X then minus the names with x from the total:
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@Anonymous Try this measure:
Hi,
you could create a measure that totals a distinct count of all names and calculates the number with an X then minus the names with x from the total:
name and flag are seperate columns
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