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I am making a bar chart showing expenses every month. On the first level I want to show all 12 months chronologically and against total expense. At the drilldown, I only want to show the top 3 types of expenses for that month. Dimensional limits either lets me show all 12 but then shows 12 expenses, or shows the top 3 months and then the top 3 expenses.
Is there a way to separate the drilldown dimensional limit from the first level dimension?
I really appreciate any thoughts!
Try using the RANK() function in the Dimensional limits
Hi Alan,
I see the checkbox that says "Restrict to 3 Largest" but would get me back to the problem of only showing 3 months and 3 expenses. Is there a way to write a rank function into the dimensional limits while restricting the values to 12 so that all the months are shown? Thanks!
Is it possible to send me a copy of the file, I will try figure it out in the meantime
I'm unfortunately not able to post the full file (confidential info! ). Let me give a concrete example below:
Monthly expenses are as follows:
Jan 1000
Feb 2000
March 1500
April 1400
May 2500
June 2400
July 1575
Aug 2100
Sept 1300
Oct 1900
Nov 1800
Dec 2010
If I drill down into January, I find that there are 20 expense categories that sum up to $1000 (rent, electrical, operations, IT support, labor, etc)
The top three expenses are
Rent - $400
Legal - $175
IT - $100
Would I be able to create a bar chart that shows all the months with total expenses, and then a drill down into Jan that would just show four bars - Rent, Legal, IT, and Other ($325)?
Please let me know if that's clear. Thank you!
Hi,
I understand not what you are trying to achieve, let me try figure if it can be done
Regards
Alan
Hi,
use the following expression in the dimensions limit value,
=if(GetCurrentField(Group_Name)='expense categories',4,12)
Group_Name is drill down group name.
Regards,
Prabhu