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bhaveshp90
Creator III
Creator III

Slider and Straight table

Hello, 

I've created a slider and straight table as shown below. 

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Can anyone tell me how can I apply the changes so that the slider change will filter the table using "Calc. POC" column as highlighted above? Attached is the file for reference 

 

thanks

 

 

 

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dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

Simplest way
change project dimension to below

=if(
Aggr((Sum({<[ORA DAY VERSION]={">=$(vCurrentMonthStart)<=$(vCurrentMonthEnd)"}>}[ORA Actual])
/
Sum({<[ORA DAY VERSION]={">=$(vCurrentMonthStart)<=$(vCurrentMonthEnd)"}>}[ORA Projected])
),[ORA Project Number],Engineering_Manager)*100<=var_PoC_Slider,
[ORA Project Number])

not sure if thats the most efficient way.
Will check if theres a set analysis way to achieve it

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albertovarela
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Take a look at the attached qvw...

I updated the [ORA Project Number] to be calculated based on Calc. POC expression; if less or equal than ... show the dim value otherwise make it null.

I hope you find it useful

 

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dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

You can use set analysis to do so.

But exactly how depends on your data.

can you share a sample of your data and the expression used in your table

bhaveshp90
Creator III
Creator III
Author

@dplr-rn  I've attached the file in the question. 

dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

Simplest way
change project dimension to below

=if(
Aggr((Sum({<[ORA DAY VERSION]={">=$(vCurrentMonthStart)<=$(vCurrentMonthEnd)"}>}[ORA Actual])
/
Sum({<[ORA DAY VERSION]={">=$(vCurrentMonthStart)<=$(vCurrentMonthEnd)"}>}[ORA Projected])
),[ORA Project Number],Engineering_Manager)*100<=var_PoC_Slider,
[ORA Project Number])

not sure if thats the most efficient way.
Will check if theres a set analysis way to achieve it

albertovarela
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Take a look at the attached qvw...

I updated the [ORA Project Number] to be calculated based on Calc. POC expression; if less or equal than ... show the dim value otherwise make it null.

I hope you find it useful