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Hi,
I am running into looks like a basic formula problem.
Where I want to caculate total number of vehicles attached to customer against a specific product.
My tables structure is like
Customer ID Cusotomer Name Registration Number Product Total
1000020 ABC 123 XYZ Breakdown I 2
1000020 ABC 124 ABC Breakdown I 2
1000021 XYZ 356 GHI Breakdown I 1
1000022 AGH 789 DEF Tyre 2
1000022 AGH 111 ABC Tyre 2
I want to see the result as of total column.
Many Thanks
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this
Total = CALCULATE ( COUNT ( TableName[Registration Number] ), ALLEXCEPT ( TableName, TableName[Customer Name] ) )
Try this
Total = CALCULATE ( COUNT ( TableName[Registration Number] ), ALLEXCEPT ( TableName, TableName[Customer Name] ) )
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