Count YTD Sales above specific value

[powerbanana]

Hi all, 

Very new with Power BI and hope someone can help me.

I am trying to count the number of clients that have YTD sales above a certain threshold. I have the following two tables: 
First Table
Name: DATE

Date	Year	Month	Month Number	Quarter
01.07.2021	2021	July	7	Q3
02.07.2021	2021	July	7	Q3
...	...	...	...	...

Second Table

Name: SalesData

Reporting Period	ClientName	Sales
1 September 2021	Apple	10
1 September 2021	Banana	30
1 September 2021	Orange	50
1 October 2021	Apple	10
1 October 2021	Banana	15
1 October 2021	Orange	60
1 November 2021	Apple	15
1 November 2021	Banana	50
1 November 2021	Orange	60

Now, I have used the following measure to calcuate the YTD Sales, which a working fine:
Sales_Sum = SUM('SalesData'[Sales])
Sales_YTD = IF(Sales_Sum<>Blank(), Calculate([Sales_Sum], DATESYTD['Date'[Date])))

Finally, I am not able to get the correct count of clients above a threshold of 40 YTD Sales per month. The count are incorrect for the month of August (see screenshot below). I used the following measure: 
CountFilter_YTD = CALCULATE(Count('SalesData'[ClientName]), FILTER('SalesData', [Sales_YTD]>40)

Would greatly appreciate some guidance!

[parry2k]

@powerbanana sounds good.

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[powerbanana]

My bad, I tried with the correct DAX expression and it worked! Thank you very much 😃

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@powerbanana you didn't used the same DAX expression what I gave to you, not sure what else to tell

CountFilter_YTD = 
COUNTX (
VALUES ( Table[Furit] ), 
IF ([Sales_YTD]>40,1)
)

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[parry2k]

@powerbanana try this

CountFilter_YTD = 
COUNTX (
VALUES ( Table[Furit] ), 
IF ([Sales_YTD]>40,1)
)

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[powerbanana]

Thanks for the prompt feedback. Unfortunately, your proposed solution has the same issue has my original measure. It seems that the filter is applied on the Sales_Sum values, but not the Sales_YTD. 
I used your proposal in a similar & larger table, but the count is still incorrect (see below November and October are missing counts). Any other ideas?