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Anonymous
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How to calculate duplicates

Hi,

 

I want to calculate how many postcodes are from the same Area Code. I've tried to use a calculated column with this but it doesn't work: 

Occurrences = CALCULATE(
    COUNT([AreaCode]); 
    FILTER(Area; [AreaCode] = EARLIER('Area'[AreaCode])))

 To give an example: I want to calculate how many orders are from SE6 or another area. 

 

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Anonymous
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Solved:

 

Occurrences = CALCULATE(
                        COUNT(
                            LocationandStoreType[AreaCode]
                        ),
                        FILTER(
                            LocationandStoreType,
                            LocationandStoreType[AreaCode]=EARLIER(LocationandStoreType[AreaCode])
                        )
)

 

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Anonymous
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Solved:

 

Occurrences = CALCULATE(
                        COUNT(
                            LocationandStoreType[AreaCode]
                        ),
                        FILTER(
                            LocationandStoreType,
                            LocationandStoreType[AreaCode]=EARLIER(LocationandStoreType[AreaCode])
                        )
)

 

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