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fssebastian
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Card Visual showing different result vs Table

Hello,

 

I calculated the distinct count of doors with no orders. 

 

If I use the table visual, I am getting the correct result but if I use the Card visual I am getting a different result.

 

So I created another formula which is the SUMX but still got the same result as the other measure.

 

Sample:

Formula 1: 

CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('StoreMasterfile'[StoreCode]),

FILTER(DATATABLE, DATATABLE[TYPE] = "SALES" &&

SOLD <= 0

))

 

 

Formula 2:

 

SUMX(StoreMasterfile, [Formula 1])

 

I also tried this:

 

SUMX(VALUES(StoreMasterfile[StoreCode]), [Formula 1]

 

 

But still got the same result.

 

Please help. Thank yoU!

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v-stephen-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @fssebastian ,

 

Because of the row context, your measure will be affected in the table visual.

Try the formula which is added with the ALL function:

CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('StoreMasterfile'[StoreCode]),

FILTER(ALL(DATATABLE), DATATABLE[TYPE] = "SALES" &&

SOLD <= 0

))

 

If still in doubt, please provide some sample data, and expected results.

 

 

Best Regards,

Stephen Tao

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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