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Hi Gurus,
Is it possible for me to use Distinct Count to create a new calculated column in Power Query Editor instead of creating a calculated measure using DAX?
Thanks,
Paul
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Hi @polaris3028,
You can use Table.RowCount and Table.Distinct. And you can easily get the distinct count value via UI. Please see: count distinct on column in power query.
Alternatively, you can try Imke Feldmann's solution.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi @polaris3028,
You can use Table.RowCount and Table.Distinct. And you can easily get the distinct count value via UI. Please see: count distinct on column in power query.
Alternatively, you can try Imke Feldmann's solution.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
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