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Hi GURU's
I have two tables Table 1 : with unique accounts
table 2 : with account files submitted logs
Table1
Table 2
I want to make a powerbi dashboard which will have a filter of Month and Year selection and it will show all the accounts submitted the data for that selected month and year. and i have successfully did it.
The issue is : i need in my dashboard is the name of accounts which havnt submitted the data for that selected month.
I have tried Except but looks like its not working fine as i have multiple data in Table2
Can anyone guide me in the right direction here or can share a sample file for reference to achieve this.
Thanks,
Zeeshan.
@zeeshansaeed , Assume A is mater table then
Have measure
cnt = count(TableB[Account ID])
Account not used in the selected period
countx(values(TableA[Account ID]), if(isblank([cnt]) , [Account ID], blank() ) )
I have tried with
@amitchandak wrote:@zeeshansaeed, Assume A is mater table then
Have measure
cnt = count(TableB[Account ID])
Account not used in the selected period
countx(values(TableA[Account ID]), if(isblank([cnt]) , [Account ID], blank() ) )
its giving me a count but i need account names for these count (FYI - The Count is correct)
All account names which have not submitted the files for selected month
Thanks @amitchandak
is it possible for you to show me with an image how this is done ? sorry i am unable to replicate this.
@zeeshansaeed , Same as New in Customer retention , only this is we do not have check for last period. and just normal and sum/count will do
Customer Retention Part 1:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Community-Blog/Customer-Retention-Part-1-Month-on-Month-Retention/b...
If this does not help
Can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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