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jaryszek
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October 21, 2021 - 7:07 pm
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Hi Guys,

 

i have table like here:

TableNameColumnName

Deployments Topology
Deployments Subscription
Deployments Region
Table1 Col1
Table1 Col2
Table1 Col3

and want to check if "Topology" Column Exists and get as result this table:

TableNameColumnName

Deployments TopologyColumnExist
Table1 Is not present

How to do this? 

In Excel i would use CountIFS to get the result...

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Jacek

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Alan Sidman
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Thank you Alan Sidman for nice explanation about cross posting - i will comply with it ! 🙂

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Jacek

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Anyone? 

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October 27, 2021 - 11:42 pm
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There are several ways you could achieve it. For instance, you could create one query on the table that filters for topology, then merge that query with the original table grouped by tablename. If the result is a null field, then it's missing and you can use a calculated column to return whatever text you like.

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Thank you for helping me,

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Jacek

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