DAX power pivot count Items matching in two tables

dicken

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
hi,

I'd like to write a measure to count the items in TableB that are in TableA, to do this I've got as far as

Excel Formula:
CountMatchingM :=
VAR CountT1 =
    COUNTROWS ( Table1 )
VAR Table2Items =
    DISTINCT ( Table2[ItemTwo] )
VAR anser1 =
    CALCULATE ( CountT1, FILTER ( ALL ( Table1 ), Table1[Items] = Table2Items ) )
RETURN
    anser1

The problem is I get an extra row for all non-matching items, I thought using DISTINCT rather than VALUES might fix this, but it hasn't.
Suggestions please also if there are better ways of achieving this let me know.

Richard.
 

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