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- 5 years ago
Anonymous Al is also in the ch station right so should display too?
Use ALLSELECTED() instead of ALL():
MissingForm =VAR formcomplete = VALUES(FormSubmissions[Employee ID])RETURNCONCATENATEX(FILTER(ALLSELECTED(Employees), NOT(Employees[ID] IN formcomplete)), Employees[Name], ", ")
Sorry, but I DID try this before I posted this question on this site.
This does not work because like you said, it outputs all of the employees that have not answered the questionaire at all.. I would like to see employees that did not fill it out each day.
The above screenshot is what I want my output to be, but in table form.
Anonymous I'm not sure what you mean by 'but in table form'. I have created a measure as they are more dynamic and efficient, but please let me know if that doesn't work:
- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
Hi thank you!
I have another question.. Below is an additional name and column in your attached file for the "Employees" table. I added "Sarah" and a "Station" column...
ID Name Station
1 Al ch
2 Bob nw
3 Charlie se
4 Dave sc
5 Sarah ch
In your FormSubmission table, Al who is from CH station, filled out the form on Dec 1 and Dec 2. Sarah is also from CH station, but did not fill out the form at all on any days.How do I show Sarahs name for all days, but also just Sarahs name when i click the CH filter above the table in the screenshot?
please let me know if my question is confusingThank you!
Sarah- Anonymous5 years agoNot applicable
sorry forgot to add the screenshot AllisonKennedy