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Hello,
I'm trying to create a measure that will show how many people are "available" in the current month.
As an example, here's a data from 2 (!) people: Jessia (who can fullfill 2 roles) and Sandy:
Name | Role | Available from month |
Jessica | Accountant | 10 |
Jessica | Financial Controller | 10 |
Sandy | Financial Controller | 11 |
As result I need to see that we have 1 person available in October, but 2 people available in November (since Jessica has become available previously, and is still available).
Somehow adding SUM and DISTINCTCOUNT doesn't work... and then there are the months... suggestions?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Olia Please try using below expression as "New Column"
TotalAvailable = VAR CurrMonth = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(RoleAvailable[Name]),FILTER(ALL(RoleAvailable),RoleAvailable[Month]=EARLIER(RoleAvailable[Month]))) VAR PrevMonth = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(RoleAvailable[Name]),FILTER(ALL(RoleAvailable),RoleAvailable[Month]=EARLIER(RoleAvailable[Month])-1)) RETURN CurrMonth + PrevMonth
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@Olia Please try using below expression as "New Column"
TotalAvailable = VAR CurrMonth = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(RoleAvailable[Name]),FILTER(ALL(RoleAvailable),RoleAvailable[Month]=EARLIER(RoleAvailable[Month]))) VAR PrevMonth = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(RoleAvailable[Name]),FILTER(ALL(RoleAvailable),RoleAvailable[Month]=EARLIER(RoleAvailable[Month])-1)) RETURN CurrMonth + PrevMonth
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