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Hello,
I have two table (Table01 and Table 02)
How I can get Table 03 that have the ID that exist in table 02 and not exist in table 01
Thanks.
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@Anonymous ,
if you are trying to find products with NO sales in a given period, then this video should help you as this is exactly what it's for:
if you want to practice, download the tutorial here: https://businessintelligist.com/2020/07/25/dax-tutorial-how-to-count-things-that-did-not-happen/
@Anonymous ,
@Anonymous ,
Uuse the EXCEPT() function for your requirement.
@Anonymous ,
a new table
Table = EXCEPT(DISTINCT('Table1'[ProductID]),DISTINCT('Table2'[ProductID]))
as a measure
Measure = countx(EXCEPT(DISTINCT('Table1'[ProductID]),DISTINCT('Table2'[ProductID])), [ProductID])
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