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Hi Guys,
I'm trying to solve one question.
I have one filter pane called NOME
And one table that shows me GRUPO,NOME and SALES
How can I do to when I select one value on NOME to table shows me all values to NOME on same GRUPO?
A example without filters.
GRUPO NOME
BRASIL ANTONIO
BRASIL CARLOS
EUA JHON
SPAIN JAVIER
for example if a choose ANTONIO on NOME the table may shows me all the NOME's values on same GRUPO of ANTONIO
GRUPO NOME
BRASIL ANTONIO
BRASIL CARLOS
That is possible?
Tks guys!!!
For data that looks like this when loaded into the dashboard:
GRUPO | NOME | SALES |
BRASIL | ANTONIO | 1000 |
BRASIL | CARLOS | 2000 |
EUA | JHON | 3000 |
SPAIN | JAVIER | 4000 |
Make a table with the following:
Dimension 1: GRUPO
Dimension 2: NOME
Measure: sum({<nome=, grupo="P(GRUPO)">}SALES)</nome=,>
Upon selecting ANTONIO, the table will show:
GRUPO | NOME | sum({<NOME=, GRUPO=P(GRUPO)>}SALES) |
BRASIL | ANTONIO | 1000 |
BRASIL | CARLOS | 2000 |
The set analysis in the measure is telling it to ignore the selections in NOME but only show the possible GRUPO for the current selections.
For data that looks like this when loaded into the dashboard:
GRUPO | NOME | SALES |
BRASIL | ANTONIO | 1000 |
BRASIL | CARLOS | 2000 |
EUA | JHON | 3000 |
SPAIN | JAVIER | 4000 |
Make a table with the following:
Dimension 1: GRUPO
Dimension 2: NOME
Measure: sum({<nome=, grupo="P(GRUPO)">}SALES)</nome=,>
Upon selecting ANTONIO, the table will show:
GRUPO | NOME | sum({<NOME=, GRUPO=P(GRUPO)>}SALES) |
BRASIL | ANTONIO | 1000 |
BRASIL | CARLOS | 2000 |
The set analysis in the measure is telling it to ignore the selections in NOME but only show the possible GRUPO for the current selections.