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baneworth
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Helper III

Count related table (same ID occurring both tables)

Dear All,

 

i was checking for same issues, since related table questions came up a lot but couldnt find something applicable to mine.

So if you could take a look, that would be very helpful!

 

I have 2 tables with Product ID's.

One is coming from SAP auto created (Main Table) and the other one is manually selected ID's by program which are exempted (based on the auto created ID's).

 

My issue now is, how do i create the DAX to only count ID's from 1st table if they are not matching ID's from 2nd.

 

Best regards

Matthias

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Anonymous
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Hi @baneworth 

 

It is better to provide some sample data in a format which people can copy, you have distinct values in ID column in both tables? When you said matching, is there a rule or simple they are the same? You only need to count how many IDs, distinct count? In general, you can do something like this

TEST = 
VAR T1= ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(Table1[ID]),"CHECK",CONTAINS(VALUES(Table2[ID]),Table2[ID],Table1[ID]))
RETURN
COUNTROWS(FILTER(T1,[CHECK]=FALSE()))

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V-lianl-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @baneworth ,

 

Based on your description, do you want to count the mismatched ID when the ID in Table 1 do not match the selected ID?

If I understand correctly, please create the following measure:

Measure = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[ID]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),NOT('Table'[ID] in VALUES('Table (2)'[ID]))))

 

Best Regards,
Liang
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Anonymous
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Hi @baneworth 

 

It is better to provide some sample data in a format which people can copy, you have distinct values in ID column in both tables? When you said matching, is there a rule or simple they are the same? You only need to count how many IDs, distinct count? In general, you can do something like this

TEST = 
VAR T1= ADDCOLUMNS(VALUES(Table1[ID]),"CHECK",CONTAINS(VALUES(Table2[ID]),Table2[ID],Table1[ID]))
RETURN
COUNTROWS(FILTER(T1,[CHECK]=FALSE()))

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