Dear collective gurus
Thank you for your advice...I have three separate tables containing non sensitive appointment details for three clinics. I can perform a distinctcount(tableone[HealthID]) / two / three etc to get the unique number of different people attending each clinic. My question relates to the overlap of clinics. How do I calculate the number of unique people attending all of the clinics combined?
I am sure FILTER pops in there somewhere but it clearly isn't the distinctcount of the distinctcounts - if you see what I mean. In a Venn diagramm it would be the people who feature in either one, two or all three clinics.
I am happy to provide a table if this elaborates but I am positive the collective brainpower will solve this in a heartbeat (one of the clinics by the way )
Many thanks
Dougie
Thank you for your advice...I have three separate tables containing non sensitive appointment details for three clinics. I can perform a distinctcount(tableone[HealthID]) / two / three etc to get the unique number of different people attending each clinic. My question relates to the overlap of clinics. How do I calculate the number of unique people attending all of the clinics combined?
I am sure FILTER pops in there somewhere but it clearly isn't the distinctcount of the distinctcounts - if you see what I mean. In a Venn diagramm it would be the people who feature in either one, two or all three clinics.
I am happy to provide a table if this elaborates but I am positive the collective brainpower will solve this in a heartbeat (one of the clinics by the way )
Many thanks
Dougie