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Hello,
I am trying to create a measure that: Counts the unique emails in the User Information List so I can return the total unique records of email.
I was able to get Total Patches and Total Computers. Now I want to create a measure that has Total Users
I dont know how to do this as there is no Direct relationship.
I want too count all the unique email addresses in the User Information list and it should return only the total records as filtered.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I resolved it by creating two measures: Theres probably a way to make it just 1 measure but I fought with it for about 45 Minutes. Then decided to create 2 measures.
Email Address = RELATED('User Information List'[EMail])
Total Users = DISTINCTCOUNT(Patches[Email Address])
I am using this formula but it returns every single user email and ignores the filter:
Total Users = DISTINCTCOUNT('User Information List'[EMail])
I resolved it by creating two measures: Theres probably a way to make it just 1 measure but I fought with it for about 45 Minutes. Then decided to create 2 measures.
Email Address = RELATED('User Information List'[EMail])
Total Users = DISTINCTCOUNT(Patches[Email Address])
Hi @lcasey,
Glad to hear that the issue is resloved. You can accept your reply as solution, that way, other community members will easily find the solution when they get same issues.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
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