Nested Calculate DAX formula

ddexcel

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Hi,

I have been trying to figure out how to convert the following SQL query into DAX for PowerPivot.


SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT [Column1]) FROM table WHERE [Column2] = 'value1' AND [Column3] = 'value2' AND [Column4] = FALSE


AND [Column1] IN
(SELECT DISTINCT [Column1] FROM table WHERE [Column2] = 'value1' AND [Column3] = 'value3' AND [Column4] = TRUE)
) AS [WhatImTryingToFind]

To calculate this without the nested select query I used the CALCULATE function with filters.
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(table[Column1]), [Column2] = 'value1', [Column3] = 'value2', [Column4] = FALSE)

How do I this?

Thanks for the help!
 
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