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Anonymous
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Count Match

Hi,

I am having an issue with my count for matches values. As you can see below the count seems to be including an additional column (highlighted in yellow):

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The expression I am using is for this pivot table is:

Row: =IF(OrderPODDateYear>2017,PODDATEMONTH)

Column: =If(Match([PriorityLevel],'AOG','Routine'), PriorityLevel)

Measure: =count(DISTINCT OrderID)

Is there something I can do so it only returns Routine and AOG figures?

Thanks

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YoussefBelloum
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Hi,

Try just filtering on the expression, like this:

=count(DISTINCT {<PriorityLevel={"=Match([PriorityLevel],'AOG','Routine')"}>} OrderID)

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YoussefBelloum
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Champion

Hi,

Try just filtering on the expression, like this:

=count(DISTINCT {<PriorityLevel={"=Match([PriorityLevel],'AOG','Routine')"}>} OrderID)

Anonymous
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THANKS!

it worked

YoussefBelloum
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Champion

You're welcome!

to simplify, this will also work:

=count(DISTINCT {<PriorityLevel={'AOG','Routine'}>} OrderID)


Anonymous
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Thanks again!