Below is the formula syntax. Then below it is the resultant data. You can see that the count function is not always returning a ‘count value’ per the filter criterion (items inside green box). Puzzling. No other filter context is being applied.
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I’m guessing you want zeros? If so, try adding zero … will convert blanks to zeros.
Greg
@mdalton2100 Filter argument of CALCULATE is not operating at the right granularity. Try
FILTER ( VALUES ( Usage[Company ID] ), …
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Hi @mdalton2100, did the response provided by @AntrikshSharma help you solve your query? If not, how far did you get and what kind of help you need further? If yes, kindly mark as solution the answer that solved your query. Thanks!
Thanks AntrikshSharma! Your suggestion worked perfectly:
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Yes, thanks for the reminder (done).