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rlhim
Helper I
Helper I

Need to create a measure that counts the amount of weeks there has been training

I has been trying to create a measure that calculates the sum of weeks they trained. They can train more than once a week but we only check if its been done or not.

I don't know if its better to have a boolean answer or a numeric answer.

I've been trying to do it with if, something along the lines of if(Week>=1, 1,0) but can't seem to make it work

My data looks more or less like this

IDNameWeekDate
1Edwin11/1/2023
3Alexander11/2/2023
2Rachel21/8/2023
2Rachel21/9/2023
3Alexander21/11/2023
1Edwin31/15/2023
2Rachel31/17/2023
2Rachel31/18/2023
3Alexander31/19/2023

The answer I want is 

Rachel 2

Edwin 2

Alexander 3

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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@rlhim try this measure:

 

Count Week = COUNTROWS  ( SUMMARIZE ( 'MyTable', MyTable[Name], MyTable[Week] ) )


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parry2k
Super User
Super User

@rlhim try this measure:

 

Count Week = COUNTROWS  ( SUMMARIZE ( 'MyTable', MyTable[Name], MyTable[Week] ) )


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