PU_COUNT_DISTINCT ("_CEL_OTT_CASE_TABLE_NWF_DD",FILTER_TO_NULL("_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY"),
"_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY" LIKE 'NWF: Due % & Release'
AND
"_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."TEAM_LEADER" = 'Robben Ramatlo'
)
PU_COUNT_DISTINCT ("_CEL_OTT_CASE_TABLE_NWF_DD",FILTER_TO_NULL("_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY"),
"_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY" LIKE 'NWF: Due % & Release'
AND
"_CEL_MERGED_ACTIVITIES"."TEAM_LEADER" = 'Robben Ramatlo'
)
PU functions do not take into account filters by default, the result of your PU funtion, in your case the PU_COUNT_DISTINCT, will be influenced by the filters because you are using FILTER_TO_NULL. If what you want is that your PU does not take them into account I suggest removing the FILTER_TO_NULL. Does that answer your question? otherwise, with more information about your specific query I might be able to support further.
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