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Hello all,
I am trying to use not in clause which is equivalent to SQL in DAX and struggling on it.
I have a table/query which has list of accounts which has always been there in that query/table.
I need to display count in a card if any new account comes up or captured in that query/table.
Lets say that query has account 1,2,3,4 and 5.If anything other than those values comes (e.g 6,7) I need to display count as 2 (for 6 and 7).
I have been trying to create one measure using below logic but haven't succeeded yet.
cnt_new_loan = calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT(my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR]),FILTER(my_table,my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR] NOT {1,2}))
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@tina345 try this
cnt_new_loan = calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT(my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR]),NOT my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR] IN {1,2})
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@tina345 it doesn't matter but you marked your own reply as an answer. It is always good to make a proper reply as an answer so that it helps others in the future.
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Sorry I accidently marked my own msg as solution, I have reverted back and marked your's steps as solution.
@tina345 try this
cnt_new_loan = calculate(DISTINCTCOUNT(my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR]),NOT my_table[LOAN_ACCT_NBR] IN {1,2})
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If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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Thank Parry2K, this works for me.
Thanks again !!
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