Filter out column not in reference table

I have a behavior that I do not want to show if the referenced Title column is not found in the referenced table . Iโ€™m having some difficulty constructing the correct filter statement.

My table:
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The table being referenced is Form Responses:
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So if Title in Gcal does not appear as the UNIQUEID in Form Responses I do not want the behavior to appear.

Iโ€™ve tried this FILTER("Form Responses", ([_THISROW] = [UNIQUEID])) but get this error:

The expression is valid but its result type โ€˜Listโ€™ is not one of the expected types: Yes/No

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What behavior are you trying to stop?


Maybe:

NOT(IN([Title], Form Responses[UniqueID]))

The NOT IN statement does not work for me. I went with

OR(
    COUNT(FILTER("GCal",[_THISROW].[_name]=[_name]))>1,
    COUNT(FILTER("GCal",[_THISROW].[Location]=[Location]))>1
)

The behavior is a LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW(โ€œGCal_Inlineโ€, [_THISROW].[_name] = [_name]). The filtered view shows all meetings with a particular person โ€ฆ but since my calendar is linked to Google calendar some meetings are not rows in the referenced table (nor should they be), they are just meetings created via Google calendar.