DAX – Getting Distinct Count on Dimension table for Offices that have had Sales
I had a challenge when I was looking to get the Distinct Count of Offices only for the Offices that had Sales. The reason for this measure is to get the % out of all Offices who had Sales. Below is how I solved this. What I did first was to create the following measure, the issue was that this...
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