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Anonymous
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Visualize the missing data

Hi, I have a dataset as below:

 

Table 1 Dataset :::::::: On date 1, I have 10 data and on 2nd 15 data and on 3rd 26 data.

Table 2 Dataset :::::::: I have 26 data. Only data I have, no Date.

 

Count of Table 1 is distinct count.

1.PNG

When I click on Date 1, the data will become like:

2.PNG

Now I want to show the Missing 16 Data when i click Date 1.

If I click Date 2, it should show the missing 11 Data.

And nothing to show if when i click Date 3 as all Data is present in Date 3.

 

Any heads up will help me much!! Thanks!

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Ashish_Mathur
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Hi,

This should be possible in the Query Editor.  Share the raw data in a format that can be pasted in an Excel file.


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Nathaniel_C
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@Anonymous ,

 

Here you go: Did a LOOKUPVALUE() using the other table column as both the column to peruse and the column to return matched against the shorter column. and added a if statement that return the ones that are not there.

 

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Nathaniel

 

 

look = If(LOOKUPVALUE(qw[Column1],qw[Column1],ol[Column1]),BLANK(),ol[Column1])

 

 

 

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Nathaniel_C
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@Anonymous ,

Try EXCEPT () https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/except-function-dax

 

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Anonymous
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Except () will work only if the number of columns of both tables are same. Is there any other way to acheive this?

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