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knygneshys
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Count in two related tables with duplicated values

Hi guys,

 

i'm facing a little problem, maybe someone can help me. I have two tables related with ID. And I need to compare those two tables values and find missing ID. I can't create relationship between two tables, because those values not unique.  

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In both tables ID's can be more or less values, in Excel it can be solved with COUNTIF and difference between values:

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I need to sum only positive values.

I tried to go around with counting rows:

DIFFERENCE= COUNTA(TABLE 1[Dok Id])-COUNTA(TABLE 2[Dok Id]) 

And it's working only when i show each ID's in matrix table. But if i do not show ID's, values sum up with negatives values...

 

 

I hope I'll outline the problem clearly and anybody can help me with this problem...
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Floriankx
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Hello,

 

what would be your COUNTIF? Maybe we can translate it.

 

You could create CALCULATE(COUNTA(Table1[Dok ID]),FILTER(...)

Hi, i have tu tables with duplicates ID in both tables, so i created third table with unique ID and used formula:

 

counting_ID = CALCULATE(COUNTA(uniq[Dok Id]);FILTER(sutartys;COUNTA(sutartys[Dok Atask Id])))+0

 

i dont know why, but it's not counting properly...

 

so i'm using work around, just simple COUNT between to tables:

 

DIFFERENCE = COUNTA('procedūros'[Dok Id])-COUNTA(sutartys[Dok Atask Id]) +0

v-yuta-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi knygneshys,

 

This is because power bi will aggregate values in a column group by other columns in your visual automatically. Please click Modeling->Default Summarization-> Select "Don't summarize", then click data and check if the data is correct.

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Regards,

Jimmy Tao

Maybe, you dont get the point... The point is, that i need summarize values of measure:

DIFFERENCE= COUNTA(TABLE 1[Dok Id])-COUNTA(TABLE 2[Dok Id]) 

 

But i need sum only off positive values, because i have and negative values... If i show in matrix by each ID, i can in Visual level filter set up "is greater than" "0", but if i show data in matrix by Other column, all values summarize, negative and positive, then i get not the same Total, if i sum only positive values... 

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