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The requirement is that the columns in table are distinct count of taskcodes used.
The table "report ProducerConsumerTaskCodes" is a subset of "report ConsumerTaskCodes".
Card "Total codes used by firm for all clients" is from table "report ProducerConsumerTaskCodes"
Card "Total number of codes used by all firms" is from table "report ConsumerTaskCodes".
Card "Total codes used by firm for all clients" is not expected to be equal to the sum of rows in "codes used by firm" because only unique codes aggregated.
Also,
Card "Total number of codes used by all firms" is not expected to be equal to the sum of rows in "Codes used by firm" because only unique codes are aggregated.
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Hi @Anonymous
Try measure as:
Total number of codes used by all firms =
SUMX(VALUES('Consumer'[client name]),[*Total ConsumerTask codes grouped])
Total codes used by firm for all clients =
SUMX(VALUES('Consumer'[client name]),[*Total producerConsumerTask codes grouped card])
Is this your expected output?
If you still have some question, please don't hesitate to let me known.
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