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Using the EXCEPT Operator to Count Rows Create a report that displays the total count of employees who did not make any charitable donations. The orion.Employee_organization table contains a record for every employee in the Orion Star organization and includes the employee identification numbers. The orion. Employee_donations table contains records only for employees who made charitable donations, including the Employee_ID value. PROC SQL Output No. Employees w No Charitable Donations 300 Using the INTERSECT Operator to Count Rows Create a report that shows the total number of customers who placed orders. The orion.Order fact table contains information about the orders that were placed by Orion Star customers, including Customer_ID. The orion. Customer table contains information on all Orion Star customers, including Customer iD. PROC SQL Output No. Customers wI Orders 75 Using the EXCEPT Operator to Count Rows Create a report that displays the total count of employees who did not make any charitable donations. The orion.Employee_organization table contains a record for every employee in the Orion Star organization and includes the employee identification numbers. The orion. Employee_donations table contains records only for employees who made charitable donations, including the Employee_ID value. PROC SQL Output No. Employees w No Charitable Donations 300 Using the INTERSECT Operator to Count Rows Create a report that shows the total number of customers who placed orders. The orion.Order fact table contains information about the orders that were placed by Orion Star customers, including Customer_ID. The orion. Customer table contains information on all Orion Star customers, including Customer iD. PROC SQL Output No. Customers wI Orders 75