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So I have two tables from different sources joined by ID's (Emp_ID)
EmployeeRatingTable1
Emp_ID Employee_Ratings
EmployeeRatingTable2
Emp_ID Employee_Ratings
How do I make a measure/column which I can use to compare the count of employees included in table 1 but nt in table 2
count of matching ratings
count of unmatched ratings
Any help would be great
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Sachy123 , One option, is merge them in Power Query and have in one table and compare column
Other option
Try if these measures can work
Countx(filter(Table1, Table1[Emp Rating] =related( Table2[Emp Rating]) ), Table1[Emp ID])
Countx(filter(Table1, Table1[Emp Rating] <> related( Table2[Emp Rating]) ), Table1[Emp ID])
@Sachy123 , One option, is merge them in Power Query and have in one table and compare column
Other option
Try if these measures can work
Countx(filter(Table1, Table1[Emp Rating] =related( Table2[Emp Rating]) ), Table1[Emp ID])
Countx(filter(Table1, Table1[Emp Rating] <> related( Table2[Emp Rating]) ), Table1[Emp ID])
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