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Hi
I have a table with data like following snap. I want to write a DAX so that I can count the number of Emails. If Email count is more than 1 then sum those numbers. For example, in below snap, adam@msn.com comes three times and matt@ol.com comes twice which is more than 1..so In following example, I want to show 5 on card ( 3 times adam + 2 times matt ). combination of PersonId and Email is always going to be unique.
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Hi @ani_informa
As tested under direct query connection, you could create measures instead of calculated columns.
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT('test1$'[PersonId]),ALLEXCEPT('test1$','test1$'[Email]))
Measure 2 = COUNTX(FILTER('test1$',[Measure]>1),[Measure])
Hi @ani_informa
As tested under direct query connection, you could create measures instead of calculated columns.
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNT('test1$'[PersonId]),ALLEXCEPT('test1$','test1$'[Email]))
Measure 2 = COUNTX(FILTER('test1$',[Measure]>1),[Measure])
Hi @ani_informa ,
For your requirement you just need to create one measure which count the email id.
Hi Tahreen
I do not want to show value as per email filter.
Hi,
One way you could try and achieve this would be to first create a calculated column using something like below:
Thanks for your reply but I cannot use this because I am using DirectQuery Mode and not Import.
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