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Dear all,
I need quick help on the below requirement :
Requirement :
In straight table, I have dimension month and one expression named as sales.
Expression for sales : Sum(Sales)
So it looks like :
Month | Sales |
---|---|
JAN | 1200 |
FEB | 1000 |
MAR | 5000 |
APR | 2500 |
So, the requirement is user want to see any random range of sales, for example he wants to see sales >500 and <1000
or sales >1000 and <2500
And this selection he wants to done in table itself. How can this be done ?
In general, this can be achieved, if the sales is only showing in list box then we can directly search as
>500<1000 and we will get the resulted value in list box.
So how this can be done using straight table ?
Regards,
Mahamed
Right click into dropdown after selecting 300*
It´s in portuguese but same options
Add a slider with two variables vMin and vMax. Give both variables reasonable min and max ranges. This slider can be used to change the range of sales that the user wants to see. Change your expression to use the variables to select the months that meet the wanted range: sum({<Sales={">$(vMin)<$(vMax)"}>}Sales)
Enable "Searchable" at Presentation Tab and check if fits you needs
use input box.
Hi Clever,
This check is not allowing to check :
Hi Gysbert,
You are correct but, what if I do have multiple expression ?
for example I want to put this in Ad hoc report wherein, there are multiple dimensions and measures
and user will select any of them.
Regards,
Mahamed
Add that extra bit I added to sum(Sales) to every expression in your table.
Yes..I did now.
It works. Thank you so much again.
I have one more requirement in this,
There is one dimension named as ticket number and values are like 300123,300222,451225,898556,300252
And user to search but wants exclude the ticket number starting with 300.
This is the same dimension list in above straight table. and as said before the searchable is not active for dimension list.
Kindly help.
Regards,
Mahamed
Two approaches