Summarize returning wrong total but when I put it into a measure its correct

[Anonymous]

I have created a calculated table which summarizes another table and adds a column to get a count of the vendor but its returning the wrong total.

When I take the added column and create it as a measure I get the right total.

What am I doing wrong?

Dax for calctable:

calcTable =

ADDCOLUMNS(  

        SUMMARIZE (

            dim_partner,

            dim_partner[partner_key],

            dim_partner[partner_name]

        ),

   "Vendors",

      CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(ftm[ven_key]), dim_product[product_id] <> BLANK(), dim_product[product_id] <> 0, dim_vendor[vendor_id] <> BLANK(), dim_vendor[vendor_id] <> 0,

      dim_vendor[is_deleted] = "0"))

Output from calctable:

Dax for measure:

testing =

CALCULATE (

    DISTINCTCOUNT ( ftm[ven_key] ),

    dim_product[product_id] <> BLANK (),

    dim_product[product_id] <> 0,

    dim_vendor[vendor_id] <> BLANK (),

    dim_vendor[vendor_id] <> 0,

    dim_vendor[is_deleted] = "0"

)

Output from Measure:

[Greg_Deckler · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous Maybe try:

calcTable =
ADDCOLUMNS(  
        SUMMARIZE (
            dim_partner,
            dim_partner[partner_key],
            dim_partner[partner_name]
        ),
   "Vendors",
      COUNTROWS(DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS(FILTER('ftm',[product_id] <> BLANK() && [product_id]<>0 && [vendor_id] <> BLANK() && [vendor_id] <> 0),"__ven_key",[ven_key])))

[Anonymous]

but would that not only work if its all coming from the ftm table, I need to filter from various tables like the prodduct table, the vendor table etc

[Greg_Deckler]

@Anonymous What are the relationships between your tables? Do you have corresponding product_id and vendor_id columns in your related table? This might be easier if you provide sample data. Sorry, having trouble following, can you post sample data as text and expected output?
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