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I have two tables in my sheet. First table is as follows:
CustID Total Product count
Totals 17
1 2
2 4
3 3
4 2
5 1
6 5
And the second table shows data only, if I have one CustID selected(done by add-ons GetSelectedCount). This table shows products from selected customer:
CustID Product Product count
3 Hammer 2
3 Saw 1
I also have a filter to filter different products to count total number of different products in the first table. How can I ignore this filter in the second table so that it always shows all the products of chosen customer?
You can use set analysis for the above scenario.
as below:
Sum({<Product=>}[Product count])
or
Count({<Product=>}[Product count])
Is this Qlikview or Sense?
use analysis set to avoid filtering through the customer field "sum ({<customer =>} Product count" in the expression of the second table
usa set de analisis para evitar filtrar por el campo customer "sum({<customer=>} Product count" en la expresión de la segunda tabla
This is Sense.
I know how to use set analysis in fields that do calculations (sum, count, etc), but how I can ignore filters in dimensions like customer ID or Customer name? And to be clear, customer field is exactly the field I want to use as a filter in the second table and ignore all other filters.
You can use set analysis for the above scenario.
as below:
Sum({<Product=>}[Product count])
or
Count({<Product=>}[Product count])