Grouping 2 tables dataverse and count rows

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Hi everyone,

If I have these 2 tables in dataverse (Devices and Users), how can I get a collection with the count of devices by country?

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Hi @EmilioRoqueta69 ,

Please try this.

ClearCollect(COL,ShowColumns(AddColumns(GroupBy(AddColumns(RenameColumns(Devices,"User","User2"),"Country",LookUp(Users,Users=User2,Country)),"Country","DeviceName"),"Total",CountRows(DeviceName)),"Country","Total"))

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Rimmon

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Hi @EmilioRoqueta69 ,

Try

AddColumns( GroupBy( AddColumns( Devices, Country, LookUp( Users As _Data, User = _Data.User ).Country ), Country, Data ), "Total", CountRows(Data) )

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Thank you Warren,

This formula must to be applied to a collection?
Devices and Users are dataverse tables, not collections.

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Hi @EmilioRoqueta69 ,

You can either collect with it or add it directly as the Items of a Gallery.

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Amazing Rimmon,

This is working great! Thank you!!

ClearCollect(Devices,
{DeviceName: "DEVICE01", User: "John" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE02", User: "Paul" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE03", User: "Melinda" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE04", User: "Susan" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE05", User: "Tom" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE06", User: "Emily" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE07", User: "Janet" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE08", User: "Bill" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE09", User: "Emily" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE10", User: "Anthony" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE11", User: "Emma" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE12", User: "Bill" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE13", User: "Stephen" },
{DeviceName: "DEVICE14", User: "Emma" });

ClearCollect(Users,
{Country: "USA", User: "John" },
{Country: "USA", User: "Paul" },
{Country: "USA", User: "Melinda" },
{Country: "UK", User: "Susan" },
{Country: "USA", User: "Tom" },
{Country: "UK", User: "Emily" },
{Country: "CANADA", User: "Janet" },
{Country: "CANADA", User: "Bill" },
{Country: "MEXICO", User: "Anthony" },
{Country: "USA", User: "Emma" },
{Country: "MEXICO", User: "Peter" },
{Country: "UK", User: "Stephen" });

ClearCollect(COL,ShowColumns(AddColumns(GroupBy(AddColumns(RenameColumns(Devices,"User","User2"),"Country",LookUp(Users,User=User2,Country)),"Country","DeviceName"),"Total",CountRows(DeviceName)),"Country","Total"))

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