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Hi, I'd like to write a measure to calculate total distinct items from 1 column that not found in another column. 2 columns are from different tables.
I was able to do this my adding a calculated helper column, but just wondering if there is any way to do it without adding an extra column.
For example:
Column A from table 1
-----------
AA
AA
AA
BB
CC
CC
DD
DD
EE
Column B from table 2
-----------
AA
AA
BB
BB
FF
I want to count distinct items from Column A not found in Column B.
There are 5 items in Column A not found in Column B:
-----------
AA
AA
AA
BB
CC
CC
DD
DD
EE
And there are 3 distinct counts: CC DD and EE, so the measure should return 3.
Thanks!
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@yuanye0710 , except can help
In A not in B
a new table = except(distinct(TableA[COlumn]), distinct(TableB[COlumn]) )
measure
a new table = Countrows(except(distinct(TableA[COlumn]), distinct(TableB[COlumn]) ) )
@yuanye0710 , except can help
In A not in B
a new table = except(distinct(TableA[COlumn]), distinct(TableB[COlumn]) )
measure
a new table = Countrows(except(distinct(TableA[COlumn]), distinct(TableB[COlumn]) ) )
Thanks a lot! it's working for me!
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