So I have a process. If there is a date in the “JOA SENT TO MGR DT” but not in the “JOA Closed Date” then I want it counted as “in process draft”. So I created a conditional column(JOA Step 1 and JOA Closed Step 1) for both columns in Power Query and then wrote a DAX formula (In Process - Drafts) to count things.
I put them in a table just to look at my values and I am getting a 2 in some cases. I don’t know what’s going on.
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Hi @talk2gwhite,
You have 2 records in your source file and that’s why you are getting 2. Please see snapshot below:
Your data:
Please have a look at your source data and hopefully you will be able to find reason.
Cheers!
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@talk2gwhite Hey Mate,
You can use distinct count to calculate the value . Have a look on image .
cheers
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