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Hello
First, I'll show you a mock data set:
Person | Month |
John | 1 |
Jake | 1 |
Jill | 1 |
Jill | 2 |
John | 2 |
Jill | 4 |
Jake | 2 |
John | 3 |
John | 5 |
Jake | 3 |
I am looking for a way to sum how many missing records there are for a given month. For example, the correct measure would show me that January has 0, February has 0, March has 1, April has 2, and May has 2.
Thanks,
ajmonster
Solved! Go to Solution.
To get the names of missing persons, you can use this MEASURE
MissingPerson = CONCATENATEX ( EXCEPT ( ALL ( TableName[Person] ), VALUES ( TableName[Person] ) ), TableName[Person], ", " )
Try this MEASURE
Missing Records = COUNTROWS ( ALL ( TableName[Person] ) ) - COUNT ( TableName[Person] )
@Zubair_Muhammad Upon clicking on a given month with missing records, are you able to display the name of those with missing records?
To get the names of missing persons, you can use this MEASURE
MissingPerson = CONCATENATEX ( EXCEPT ( ALL ( TableName[Person] ), VALUES ( TableName[Person] ) ), TableName[Person], ", " )