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Hello All,
I have a query I hope you can help me with. I have a dataset table in which I have 2 columns, name and flagid.
flagid can be either 0 or 1 as shown below. Any user can have both 0 and 1 as flagid. Now I want names of all users whose flagid is only 0 not 1. How can I achieve this.
In the above figure i want only name chris since he only has 0 as flagid.
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Hi @Anonymous
You can use the expression below.
Measure = VAR x1 = CALCULATETABLE( VALUES( YourTable[name] ), YourTable[flagid] = 1 ) VAR x0 = CALCULATETABLE( VALUES( YourTable[name] ), YourTable[flagid] = 0 ) RETURN COUNTROWS( EXCEPT( x0, x1 ) )
Hope this helps
Mariusz
Hi @Anonymous
You can use the expression below.
Measure = VAR x1 = CALCULATETABLE( VALUES( YourTable[name] ), YourTable[flagid] = 1 ) VAR x0 = CALCULATETABLE( VALUES( YourTable[name] ), YourTable[flagid] = 0 ) RETURN COUNTROWS( EXCEPT( x0, x1 ) )
Hope this helps
Mariusz
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