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After concatenation, existing visualization not showing right results
Hi all,
I concatenated two sources, and the existing visuals show me 2 rows of data one for each source, but when I create the exact same visual from scratch, I get the aggregated row (combination of the 2 rows) . What could be the Issue
Is there a way to resolve this?
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I got it resolved. It was because one of the measure was wrongly added as a Dimension and hence it was not Aggregating. Thank you for your help as your reply made it apparent that the issue was with the visual and not the modelling.


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Charts will automatically aggregate based on dimension values, you need to add a field to your visualisation that differentiates between these two sources
example
Table:
load *,'Source1' as Source inline [
ID,party_id,amount
1002,101,1000000
1004,101,20000
1005,105,1150
2001,201,30000
2002,201,22500000
2003,201,400000
];
Concatenate(Table)
load *,'Source2' as Source inline [
ID,party_id,amount
1002,101,1000000
1004,101,20000
1005,105,1150
2001,201,30000
2002,201,22500000
2003,201,400000
];
Then in charts add the field "Source" to see the separate rows
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@vinieme12 Thank you for your reply. Yes that is the procedure I have followed and assumed that the tables would automatically aggregate based on the Dimensions. But that's not the case, I am doing a day level aggregation and I get separate rows for each day for the 2 different sources even though I have not added a source.
These tables were already existing . If I create a new table they do automatically aggregate.
Please refer screenshot below. ( the field covered up is common for all rows so it won't cause a prob )


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those are showing in separate rows because you have different dimension values
different timestamp, highlighted below
also aggregate your measure field using an aggregation function
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I got it resolved. It was because one of the measure was wrongly added as a Dimension and hence it was not Aggregating. Thank you for your help as your reply made it apparent that the issue was with the visual and not the modelling.


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great, can you close the thread by marking a response as a solution
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