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Hi Guys,
I am trying to understand what is am doing wrong. I am sure this is a rookie mistake but I cant really see it. The measures is retreiving the total tickets from my sales table as a distinctcount by operation type. This means its counting sales and returns then substracts and gives back the total. If I add a filter context it shows the correct answer the problem is at the total level. 😞
# Total Tickets =
var TicketsSales =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( Sales[TicketNumber] ),
Ventas[OperationType] = 1
)
var TicketsReturns =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( Sales[TicketNumber] ),
Ventas[OperationType] = 2
)
return TicketsSales - TicketsReturns
Thanks,
Reynaldo
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Hi @reynaldo_malave ,
I can't reproduce your problem, your formula works correctly in my example data. Could you please share some example data?
Best Regards,
Winniz
Hi @reynaldo_malave ,
I can't reproduce your problem, your formula works correctly in my example data. Could you please share some example data?
Best Regards,
Winniz
Hi @amitchandak and @v-kkf-msft ,
Thank you both for your replies. After taking a closer look at my numbers I found out it is working properly its just after all slicing and dicing on a matrix total become a little confusing.
Once again thanks,
Reynaldo
@reynaldo_malave , distinct count can be different at grand total level, and because it is recalculated you see a difference
You can force a row context column in return
example
return Sumx(values(Sales[Column]), calculate(TicketsSales - TicketsReturns))
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