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Here is a table
Incident_ID | Triggers | Status |
7545714 | 41 | Red |
7545714 | 41 | Green |
7545883 | 16 | Purple |
7549800 | 15 | Red |
7549800 | 15 | Green |
7549800 | 15 | Orange |
Given, there will alway be same number of triggers for a particular ID. But I don't want to count those triggers multiple times.
I tried the following DAX. My expected answer is 72, but I get 143 instead. How to fix?
Distinct_Matches:=CALCULATE(sum(Incidents[Triggers]),DISTINCT(Incidents[Incident_ID]))
Solved! Go to Solution.
If you are sure that Triggers and Incident_ID have a 1:1 relatioship, you could use this:
Distinct_Matches := SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Incidents, Incidents[Incident_ID], Incidents[Triggers] ), Incidents[Triggers] )
If you are sure that Triggers and Incident_ID have a 1:1 relatioship, you could use this:
Distinct_Matches := SUMX ( SUMMARIZE ( Incidents, Incidents[Incident_ID], Incidents[Triggers] ), Incidents[Triggers] )