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Joining tables and counting new null values

Hi everyone,

I'm joining two tables together by [ITMSNumber]. There's 11,000 [ITMSNumber]. Associated with that [ITMSNumber] there is [Application Status]. There is only 10,000 associations between [Application Status] and [ITMSNumber]. The rest of the 1,000 [ITMSNumber] get Null values for their [Application Status]. How do I count those Null values?

Thanks oodles!

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

What about

Count( {<ITMSNumber = e({<[Application Status] = {"*"}>}) >} DISTINCT ITMSNumber)

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Digvijay_Singh

Try using the NullCount() function

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Or maybe something like

Count( {1-<[Application Status] = {"*"}>} DISTINCT ITMSNumber)

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It seemed right but it didn't work. It just counted everything

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I did this and it returned a count of 1-

=NullCount ( {1-<[Application Status]>}DISTINCT ITMSNumber)

swuehl
MVP
MVP

What about

Count( {<ITMSNumber = e({<[Application Status] = {"*"}>}) >} DISTINCT ITMSNumber)

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Thank you so much!

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Now how do I make an action that selects only those rows?

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Use ITMSNumber as field in your Select in field action and as search string

='=Sum({<ITMSNumber = e({<[Application Status] = {"*"}>}) >} 1)'

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Worked again. Thank you so much Stefan!