Hi,
This is a very simple thing but I cant seem to get to the bottom of it.
I need to create a measure that gives me the count distinct by a grouping.
For example
TableA
Group Attributes
1 A
1 B
2 C
2 C
3 D
So the measure should say,
Group Attributes Measure (distinct values)
1 A 2
1 B 2
2 C 1
2 C 1
3 D 1
So not that dissimilar to what a count distinct and group by clause would do in SQL.
Thanks a bunch!
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@Majad_Chowdhury , Try a measure
calculate(distinctcount(Table[Attributes]), filter(allselected(Table), Table[Group] = max(Table[Group] ) ) )
@Majad_Chowdhury try this
Measure2 =
CALCULATE (
COUNTX ( SUMMARIZE ( t2, t2[Group], t2[Attribute] ), t2[Group] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( t2, t2[Group] )
)
Measure3 =
CALCULATE (
SUMX ( VALUES ( t2[Group] ), CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( t2[Attribute] ) ) ),
ALLEXCEPT ( t2, t2[Group] )
)
nothing wrong with @amitchandak 's solution. But for large tables I find ALLSELECTED not to be performant and I would only use that where it can't be avoided.
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@smpa01 Is there a reason for the iterators rather than writing this?
CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( t2[Attributes] ), ALLEXCEPT ( t2, t2[Group] ) )
@AlexisOlson great..skipped my mind.
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@Majad_Chowdhury , Try a measure
calculate(distinctcount(Table[Attributes]), filter(allselected(Table), Table[Group] = max(Table[Group] ) ) )
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