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I have data coming in the following structure.
Customer | Territory | Product | Product Sub Category | Sales | Opportunity |
Cust1 | 120 | A | A1 | $150 | 300 |
Cust2 | 130 | A | A1 | $0 | 300 |
Cust3 | 120 | A | A2 | $100 | 300 |
and would like to show the following tables in the dashboard. When the user selects "A1" from Object 1, I'd like show both the cust 1 and cust 2 in the straight table. My question is - is it good idea to create a temp table in the Pivot table form while loading the data itself or is there a why we can achevie this just with the base table ?
Pivot Table Object 1.
Product | Product Sub Category | Sales | Total Opportunity | Mkt share |
A | A1 | $150 | 900 | $0.17 |
A | A2 | $100 | 900 | $0.11 |
Straight Table Object 2
Customer | Territory | Product | Product Sub Category | Sales | Opportunity |
Cust1 | 120 | A | A1 | $150 | 300 |
Cust2 | 130 | A | A1 | $0 | 300 |
Cust3 | 120 | A | A2 | $100 | 300 |
Thanks !
I used set analysis and conditional statements and solved it.
Hi quser_learn,
I found no problem selecting A1 and seeing Cust2 in the second object. I think I don't understand your question:
Yeah ..question is how to show the market share as 0.17 and opportunity as 900 as opposed to 1 in object 1
I used set analysis and conditional statements and solved it.