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Hi folks,
I have the following dataset.
I would like to create a Filter Pane which allows the user to filter for the name of responsible Employees.
Project name | Employee | Employee Role |
Project 1 | Eddard | Creator |
Project 1 | Cathleen | Responsible |
Project 2 | Rob | Creator |
Project 3 | Jon | Creator |
Project 3 | Rob | Responsible |
… | … | … |
Thanks for any support!
Balázs
This expression should do the trick:
=If([Employee Role] = 'Responsible', Employee)
Thanks for your input. The problem is that I would like to see all data related to the filtered projects.
E.g. if the user filters for 'Rob' as Responsible, I would like to see all information about Project 3 (the Creator as well).
From the dataset above, I created the following chart in the visualization:
Project name | Creator | Responsible |
Project 1 | Eddard | Cathleen |
Project 2 | Rob | - |
Project 3 | Jon | Rob |
Project 4 | - | Rob |
For example the expression for column Responsible is: =Only({<[Employee Role]={'Responsible'}>} [Employee])
Now, I would like to put a filter pane above, where the user can filter for Responsibles.
E.g. if she filters for 'Rob', I would like to see Project 3 and 4.
If I use the suggested expression, it will only show Project 4, but not Project 3, where Rob is also Responsible, but the Creator is another employee...
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