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Hi,
I have two datasets : Table A and Table B.
In those two datasets i have an ID column. The table A contains all the possible IDs, and the table B only the IDs that have been received by the company.
I would like to display in a table visualisation only the table A IDs that are not in the table B.
Do you know how can I do that ?
Thank you
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@Wael03 , Plot this measure with ID of table A
countrows(Except(distinct(TableA[ID]), distinct(TableB[ID]) ) )
@Wael03 , Plot this measure with ID of table A
countrows(Except(distinct(TableA[ID]), distinct(TableB[ID]) ) )
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