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I have a table that looks like this:
Product Name | Subproduct Name | Subsubproduct name | IsVerified
A | B | C | True
A | B | D |
A | B | E |
X | Y | Z | True
X | Y | Q | True
W | P | R |
W | V | T |
I want to count the (number of products with at least one True in its corresponding row) / (distinct number of products). The expected answer for the table above is 2/3. 2 because product A and X both have at least one True in their last column. 3 because there are three distinct products, A, X, and W.
I can compute the denominator with DISTINCTCOUNT(Product Name) but I need help with the numerator. My initial attempt was to do a groupby over the Product Name, but I don't know how to extract just 1 True value.
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Try :
Numerator Measure =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( TableName[Product Name] ),
TableName[isVerified] = TRUE ()
)
Measure = DIVIDE([Numerator Measure],[Denominator Measure],0)
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Try :
Numerator Measure =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( TableName[Product Name] ),
TableName[isVerified] = TRUE ()
)
Measure = DIVIDE([Numerator Measure],[Denominator Measure],0)
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