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Hello Guys
Could you help me pls?
I have a table called sales and has column with total sales and another collumn code_sales. I would like to sum (total sales) and divide by the quantity of code_sales, however, I would like to count the unique code sales. Would it be possible to use sum + count distinct?
Thanks
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Yes. You could do it all within:
Your Measure = DIVIDE(
SUM('Sales'[Total_Sales]),
DISTINCTCOUNT('Sales'[Code_Sales])
)
Yes. You could do it all within:
Your Measure = DIVIDE(
SUM('Sales'[Total_Sales]),
DISTINCTCOUNT('Sales'[Code_Sales])
)
Thanks for the response. It works fine.
Now i have another situation. How to show distinct values in a new column into my table?
Like below
For example:
Code Sales Distinct
1000 1
1000 0
2000 1
3000 1
4000 1
4000 0
This can be done with a simple Matrix visual. Put 'Code Sales' as your rows and also again into the values. Select the dropdown for the values version and choose "Count (Distinct)"
I understand, but i would like to have this info in a table. Is it possible?
Easy (but not the most optimal):
Start in Power Query (Edit query button). Make a new query and have the Source line be:
Source = #"Sales"
Now delete all other columns except for [Code_Sales]
Now remove duplicates
Now sort.
Close & Apply.
Link this new table with the Sales table
Create a new column and have it be:
My Distinct = [Your Measure]
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