Creating a Measure that returns DISTINCT COUNT by Country and Brand in Power BI
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StelioK is correct, you can just use a measure like this:
DistinctBrands = DISTINCTCOUNT(sourceTable[Brand])
When you put the measure into a table with Country
on the rows, the filter context passed to the measure only includes the country for that row.
If you want to keep all of your other columns as well, you can write you measure like this:
DistinctBrands = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(sourceTable[Brand]),
ALLEXCEPT(sourceTable, sourceTable[Country]))
This removes all filter context except for the Country
and then calculates the distinct count.
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user1330974
Updated on July 09, 2022Comments
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user1330974 almost 2 years
I have a table like below:
Country, Advertiser, Brand, Spend C1, A1, B1, 10 C1, A1, B2, 5 C1, A2, B3, 0 C1, A2, B4, 20 C2, A1, B1, 8 C2, A1, B5, 7 C2, A2, B6, 4 C2, A2, B3, 3 C2, A2, B7, 2 C2, A3, B8, 9
I'd like to get the
DISTINCT COUNT
of Brands by Country, which is simply:C1 => 4 C2 => 6
How do I create a measure in
Power BI
that I can embed in a table or a tree-map? I have already tried this:Measure = COUNTX(DISTINCT(sourceTable),sourceTable[Brand])
which returns total Brand count (not
DISTINCT COUNT
) per Country...I have also tried below and it didn't work:
DistinctBrandCount = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(SampleDataForDashboard[Brand]), GROUPBY(SampleDataForDashboard, SampleDataForDashboard[Country]))
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StelioK almost 6 yearsI believe just creating a measure like so: Distinct Brtands := DISTINCTCOUNT(sourceTable[Brand]) and apply it to the country field should work
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user1330974 almost 6 yearsit works! I swear when I tried
DISTINCTCOUNT
yesterday, it didn't work... I will post a follow-up question about how to make that number appear by default (not as a tooltip) in a Tree-map. Thank you for your help!