Case Statement Help
I'm trying to write a simple case statement, but it isn't working as intended. My data set has an attribute for Customer ID. When populated, this indicates that a customer was attached to a sale transaction. It populates with zero if no customer was attached. I want to count the unique customers that were attached, and exclude the fields populated with zero. Here's my current syntax:
(CASE WHEN `customerID` > 0 THEN COUNT(DISTINCT `customerID`) End)
Even with this Beast Mode, I believe it's still counting zero as a unique Customer ID, because all of my values have one additional number in the count tally. In the example image, the count tally is 5, when it should be 4. What am I doing wrong?
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@MichelleH That worked! Thank you.
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@MichelleH That worked! Thank you.
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