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I have two tables; one is a summarized table called "Enrollment Summary" that contains a "User ID" column and an "Enrolled" column with Yes/No answers.
Then I have a second summarized table called "Missing Enrollments" which also has a User ID column.
I am trying to get the full listing or count of distinct User Ids on both tables. The only caveat is that on the "Enrollment Summary" table, I want to filter those user IDs to only union where enrolled = No. All help is appreciated!
Enrollment Summary | Missing Enrollments | |||
User ID | Enrolled | User ID | ||
User A | Yes | User B | ||
User b | No | User D | ||
User C | Yes | |||
User B | No | |||
User A | Yes | |||
Expected Result: | Count = 2 | |||
User ID | ||||
User B | ||||
User D | ||||
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@sedric1 , This table will give all those users
distinct(union(summarize(filter(Enrollment, [Enrolled] ="No"),[User ID]),all(Missing[User])))
@sedric1 , This table will give all those users
distinct(union(summarize(filter(Enrollment, [Enrolled] ="No"),[User ID]),all(Missing[User])))
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