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Hi,
I have created a couple calculated tables using the following calculation:
Missing from CMDB =
EXCEPT( VALUES(it_current[ip_address_rapid7]), VALUES(CMDB_Active[ip_address]))
AND
Missing From Rapid7 =
EXCEPT( VALUES(CMDB_Active[ip_address]), VALUES(it_current[ip_address_rapid7]))
What I would like to do is add an additional column from a separate table to each of those 2 calculated tables. I would like to add the "host_name" column from the table "CMDB_Active" to the newly caclulated table called "Missing From Rapid7".
And I would like to add the "host_name" column from the table "it_current" to the newly calculated table called "Missing from CMDB".
Solved! Go to Solution.
@teaguejs this is what you need:
Missing From CMDB =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
CALCULATETABLE (
IT_Current,
EXCEPT ( VALUES ( IT_Current[IP_ADDRESS_RAPID7] ), VALUES ( CMDB_Active[IP_Address] ) )
),
"IP_Address_Rapid7", IT_Current[IP_ADDRESS_RAPID7],
"Host_Name", IT_Current[Host_Name]
)
the same will apply to the 2nd table.
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@teaguejs weird, are you using DQ?
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So the CMDB_Active table is a Power BI dataset that was shared with me which is owned by a separate person
@teaguejs not sure why, did it work before?
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It worked before when it was just:
Missing from CMDB =
EXCEPT( VALUES(it_current[ip_address_rapid7]), VALUES(CMDB_Active[ip_address]))
@teaguejs this is what you need:
Missing From CMDB =
SELECTCOLUMNS (
CALCULATETABLE (
IT_Current,
EXCEPT ( VALUES ( IT_Current[IP_ADDRESS_RAPID7] ), VALUES ( CMDB_Active[IP_Address] ) )
),
"IP_Address_Rapid7", IT_Current[IP_ADDRESS_RAPID7],
"Host_Name", IT_Current[Host_Name]
)
the same will apply to the 2nd table.
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Thanks so much for the help!
It looks like it worked for "Assets in CMDB Missing from Rapid7" table!
It did come back with this error on the Missing From CMDB table:
<ccon>The resultset of a query to external data source has exceeded the maximum allowed size of '1000000' rows.</ccon>
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