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Hi,
I would like to count the number of employee by department, and I use this formula
Following is the example of the table Terminate[ID]
| Employee ID | Department | Status |
| 12345 | Finance | Voluntary |
| 12345 | Finance | Voluntary |
| 23456 | Account | Voluntary |
| 34567 | Human Resources | Voluntary |
| 45678 | Sales | InVoluntary |
Following is the example of the table Zero[Employee ID]
| Employee ID | Department |
| 99999 | Marketing |
| 88888 | Marketing |
However, the result i got is
Which it should actually be 2 in finance and the total should be 4.
Please help me 🙏
Thank you
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I see so you want to exclude Zero values.
With that in mind try this:
Test: (no except)
With:
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Hi,
This should do what you want:
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Hi,
Thank you for your answer.
However, in my full data set, there are the employee ID in 'Terminate' table that can match with the 'Zero' table so I still need to contain (except(values(
I see so you want to exclude Zero values.
With that in mind try this:
Test: (no except)
With:
Proud to be a Super User!
It works!
Thank you so muchhh.
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