Hierarchy dax measure returning wrong results

Stubby

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Hi. I'm currently having an issue with a Power BI measure returning the wrong answer when using a flattened hierarchy. Here's the situation!

I have a data table that has a list of courses that staff are expected to complete. I need to create a visual that my manager can drill down and see which member of staff is Overdue.

example 3.jpg

I have created the following measure that counts if a particular course is showing as overdue

RD GoodDoc1 =
VAR CountGoodDocOver= CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(ReqLearning[User ID]),
(FILTER(ReqLearning,ReqLearning[Item ID]="rd-all-gooddoc1" && ReqLearning[Completion Status]="Overdue")))
RETURN
if(ISBLANK(CountGoodDocOver),0,CountGoodDocOver)

the problem i have is that if i plot the measure on a graph together with the flattened hierarchy i am getting the wrong results. the chart below shows that Priya has 1 "All Good" overdue but the data shown in the above table shows thats incorrect. Strangly enough if i plot a matrix using just a complete list of staff it does show correctly.

2nd example.jpg

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated as its driving me crazy
 

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the chart below shows that Priya has 1 "All Good" overdue but the data shown in the above table shows thats incorrect.
Hi.
Why? Your table contains a single row for User ID = 162770 where Item ID = "rd-all-gooddoc1" (row number 2 in the table). What is incorrect?
Regards,
 
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The Table shows the status of Complete, whereas the measure should be looking for rows that has the status of Overdue.

However since posting this, i think i may have discovered a problem within the data itself!
 
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