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    A way to show no relationship exists

    Hi all,
    I am hoping someone may have an answer to something that has me stumped.
    I have a list of client relationships, its easy to show where a relationship between 2 clients exists, I can just pivot the data.
    As a salesman I need to identify where an opportunity exists IE where no relationship between 2 clients exists.

    I have a list of 200 clients, i need a fast easy way to show where no relationship exists when I select a client?

    Client 1 Client 7
    Client 1 Client 8
    Client 1 Client 9
    Client 1 Client 10
    Client 1 Client 11
    Client 1 Client 12
    Client 2 Client 7
    Client 2 Client 8
    Client 2 Client 9
    Client 2 Client 10

    So if i was to select Client 11 it would show that they have no relationship with Client 2 or 1.

    Essentially I think of if it was in a pivot table:If i were to apply a filter on the column and selected Client 1, it would only show me Client 27,28, 30 & 32. I need something to show me all the missing 0's.
    Count of Agreement Amp ID Column Labels
    Row Labels Client 1
    Client 1 0
    Client 2 0
    Client 3 0
    Client 4 0
    Client 5 0
    Client 6 0
    Client 7 0
    Client 8 0
    Client 9 0
    Client 10 0
    Client 11 0
    Client 12 0
    Client 13 0
    Client 14 0
    Client 15 0
    Client 16 0
    Client 17 0
    Client 18 0
    Client 19 0
    Client 20 0
    Client 21 0
    Client 22 0
    Client 23 0
    Client 24 0
    Client 25 0
    Client 26 0
    Client 27 35
    Client 28 1
    Client 29 0
    Client 30 1
    Client 31 0
    Client 32 1

    I hope this makes sense.
    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks
    Chris

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    Re: A way to show no relationship exists

    It's difficult to see the issue without a sample chart and source data but a helper column in the source data using =ISNUMBER(MATCH(...)) will yield a True / False filter you can use.
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