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Distinct count from two column if either statement is true.
you may refer to below table - result is in the last column.
distinct Count column 1 and column 2
Result | |||
# Code | Column 1 | column 2 | Total Count |
1111 | F | S | 1 |
2222 | F | S | 1 |
3333 | F | 1 | |
4444 | F | S | 1 |
5555 | V | ||
6666 | F | 1 | |
S | 1 | ||
Total Count | 6 |
Thanks
|| 'Table'[column 2] - it says token "," expected
@CJ_96601 ,
Create a calculated column with below DAX:
Total Count =
IF(
'Table'[Column 1] = "F" || 'Table'[column 2] <> BLANK(),
1,
BLANK()
)
Here's the result:
In case this doesn't work, please share a screenshot of error.
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Hi @CJ_96601 ,
According to your statement, I suggest you to try code as below to create the measure.
Result =
IF('Table'[Column 1] = "F" || 'Table'[column 2] <> BLANK(),1)
Result is as below.
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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It gives an error...
Issue not solve
Hi @CJ_96601 ,
Create a new calculated column with below DAX:
Total Count =
IF(
'Table'[Column 1] <> BLANK() || 'Table'[Column 1] <> BLANK(),
1,
BLANK()
)
Here's the result:
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