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Hello,
I've been trying to solve an issue with my current dashboard and can't seem to find a solution.
I have the right result when i check it on the database side with sql, but I just seem to be unable to reproduce results in powerbi.
My table schema is basically 4 tables in one to many order: Projecto->proj_etapa->operacao->qinv
and i need to reproduce the following query in powerBI:
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM(
SELECT p.nome, count(distinct d.dimensao) as c
FROM projecto as p
JOIN proj_etapa as d
ON p.nproj = d.nproj
GROUP BY nome
having c>1) alias;
with the added detail that i have 4 slicers with 1 variable from each table to filter this data too...
I think it should be possible but i have no clue how to get to accurate result.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
For someone looking for a possible solution to their problem, i eventually found it.
similar to what @amitchandak did but with a little tweak.
@Anonymous , Try a measure like
Measure =
var _1 = calculate(distinctcount(proj_etapa[dimensao]))
return
sumx(filter(values(projecto[nome]), > _1), _1)
Both table should be joined in power bi
you can use nome in visual
@amitchandak, thanks for the reply
but i think there is something missing from your solution.
when you use "filter(values(projecto[nome]), > _1)"
i assume you meant something like: filter(values(projecto[nome]), _1> 1).
if my assumption is right, it still gives me the wrong result.
it is giving me the total sum of "dimensao" for all projects instead of giving me the intended result.
For someone looking for a possible solution to their problem, i eventually found it.
similar to what @amitchandak did but with a little tweak.
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