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I have a table that I am directly connected to via SQL server and a table that I made. See screenshots, the one on the left is the directly connected table, the one on the right is the one I made.
Is there a way for a cell in the table on the right to be a count of the datetime field on the left. For instance, the StatementDupe1 review name on the right has a count of 313 over the last 30 days, which I was able to get from the directly connected table. I manually put that number in the table on the right, which is the total count of the rows on the left table. However, I would like that cell with 313 to automatically count the rows from the table on the left so I don't have to update it manually. The same thing goes for the rest of the review names in the table on the right, they are in their own tables and I would want to have the counts updated automatically. I'm not sure if this makes any sense.
All of those review names in the table on the right are separate tables. So, I want the count column in the table on the right to count the rows in each of those tables automatically. Each cell in the table on the right would be a count of a different table.
Do you have a specific requirement that these tables need to be separate queries Power Query or is the requirement that you just need to show a table visual in the report that displays the automatically updated counts?
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