@KG1 create a measure to distinct count users, drop date and following measure in a table visual and you will get the result.
User Count = DISTINCTCOUNT( Table[User] )
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Hi KG1,
if I have not misunderstood you the scenario is as follows:
And you want to count how many users have created jobs. if so then the result is a DAX measure count:
"CountUsersByDay = COUNT(Table1[User])"
And in your table/MAtrix or visualization, you may only put the days and the new measures like the next image:
I hope I've helped
Best Regards,
MMartin
Hi KG1,
if I have not misunderstood you the scenario is as follows:
And you want to count how many users have created jobs. if so then the result is a DAX measure count:
"CountUsersByDay = COUNT(Table1[User])"
And in your table/MAtrix or visualization, you may only put the days and the new measures like the next image:
I hope I've helped
Best Regards,
MMartin
@KG1 create a measure to distinct count users, drop date and following measure in a table visual and you will get the result.
User Count = DISTINCTCOUNT( Table[User] )
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
Learn Power BI and Fabric - subscribe to our YT channel - Click here: @PowerBIHowTo
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