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I have two tables - Service Requests and Evaluations and want to count the number of unique accounts. I used Policy ClientID for Services and Policyholder from Evaluations. One account can have multiple entries in either table.
Measure 1 from the Service Requests table - Count(distinct [Service Requests V1.Policyholder]) Answer: 38
Measure 2 from the Evaluations Table - Count(distinct [Policyholder] ) Answer:69
These two measures give me the distinct count for each of the tables.
Now I want create a measure which answer the question:
How many distinct accounts are in the combined Service requests and Evaluations tables. The answer is 85.
Hi @lbrosten ,
You could try:
Count(distinct {$<[Policyholder]={"=[Policyholder] = [Service Requests V1.Policyholder]"}>}[Policyholder] )
See if that does the trick.
Thanks
Anthony
How are these two table associated in your data model?
Thanks. It came back 22. Looking for 85.
The Services table and the Risk Eval table are associated by field “Group Policy No-Policy Number”