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PowerBeeEye
Microsoft Employee
6 years agoValue in table 1 exist/does not exist in table 2 for each entity
I have 3 tables: Servers Server_Name Server_OS Server_1 Windows Server 2016 Server_2 Windows Server 2019 Server_3 ...
- 6 years ago
PowerBeeEye
Please check now:You can download the file: HERE
Critical_Patch_Installed = VAR _UPDATE = SELECTCOLUMNS( FILTER( GENERATE( 'CVE-2020-1350', Q_Domain_Controllers_Hotfix_Latest ), 'CVE-2020-1350'[KBID] = Q_Domain_Controllers_Hotfix_Latest[HotFixID] ), "_SERVER", Q_Domain_Controllers_Hotfix_Latest[ComputerDNS] ) RETURN IF( SELECTEDVALUE(Q_Domain_Controllers_Latest[dnshostname]) IN _UPDATE, "Yes", "No" )________________________
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Fowmy
Super User
5 years agoYou can download the file: HERE
To visualize the count based on YES/NO, create a table using the enter data option:
Add this measure:
Path Installs =
COUNTROWS(
FILTER(
Q_Domain_Controllers_Latest ,
[Critical_Patch_Installed] = SELECTEDVALUE('Path Installed'[Path Installed Status])
)
)
Show it in a column chart or any other suitable visual you prefer.
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PowerBeeEye
Microsoft Employee
5 years agothank you very much, Fowmy this looks like it works very well!