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Hello,
Basically I have the following tables:
DimLocation
Zip
Location
FactLocation
Location
Employee
Customer
I want to be able to find how many employees work for more than 1 customer in each zip code.
Let me know if more info is needed.
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@Spudder112 , Try measures like
M1= distinctcount(Fact[Customer])
M2= countrows(filter(Summarize(Fact, Fact[Employee], DIm[Zip]), [M1]>1) )
@Spudder112 , Try measures like
M1= distinctcount(Fact[Customer])
M2= countrows(filter(Summarize(Fact, Fact[Employee], DIm[Zip]), [M1]>1) )
Thanks! This worked great.
If you know of any resources to learn about using summarize within DAX formulas, I would utilize them.
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