Distinct Count with filters on the page

forrestgump

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Hi All,

I desperatly need help with powerbi. I am new to powerbi and I have 1 table with unqiue ids called headcount data and another table called survey data which has multiple ids. I have a relationship 1 to many from the headcount tble to the survey tble.

I then have 3 filters:-

Assessment Name
Rater
Leadership Expectation

I am trying to distinct counct the number of ids I have. However, When I use the leadership expectation filterand select a value my distinct count does not change. The formula I am using is 'DistinctCount(SurveyData[ID])'. Not sure where to start, any pointer would be good Thanks.
 

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