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Hi All,
My Data Model has 2 fact tables. Common column should be 'ID'.
Fact 1 Fact 2
ID ID
1 1
2 2
3
4
Note: I want to display 'ID' in chart expression where ID has in both the fact tables. Moreover i do not want to disturb data model for example Concatenate, Link table etc.
Thanks,
Nihhal.
Well,
In this case you can create a different field name with same values, say
ID as TestID then
you can compare like:
IF(ID=TestID............sth like this..
You want to see this where? List Box? Table Box? Straight Table?
Pivot table.
Try with a calculated dimension: (and Select 'Suppress When Value Is Null' option on dimension tab)
=If(Len(Trim(FieldFact1)) > 0 and Len(Trim(FieldFact2)) > 0, ID)
Where FieldFact1 is a field exclusively from Fact 1 table and FieldFact2 is exclusively from Fact 2 table.
if Exp5 is a field in Fact 2, you can try with a calculated dimension setting null the dimension when you don't have Exp5 (else the dimension is ID)
=if(aggr(count(Exp5),ID)=0,null(), ID)
Thanks for the response Sunny.
Just i used only ID there is no measure.
Ex: Count({<Theater = {'NA'}, (Where matched records in ID from the both tables) >} ID)
Nihhal.
Not a problem at all.
I am glad I was able to help.
Best,
Sunny