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Hello,
I wish to only show products that two suppliers are both purchasing.
Item | Supplier | Price |
---|---|---|
ABC123 | SUPP ABC | 14 |
ABC123 | SUPP EFG | 15 |
DEC123 | SUPP ABC | 12 |
I thus only wish to show the first two rows in my table.
So only show items which BOTH suppliers are purchasing.
Hi Chris,
maybe
Dimensions : Item,Supplier
Expression :
If(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <Item> Supplier) > 1, Price)
Regards,
Antonio
Hi Chris,
maybe
Dimensions : Item,Supplier
Expression :
If(Count(DISTINCT TOTAL <Item> Supplier) > 1, Price)
Regards,
Antonio
Hi Chris, another option is using calculated dimensions, in example:
=Aggr(If(Count(TOTAL <Item> DISTINCT Supplier)>1, Item), Item)
or, if you want to ignore supllier selections:
=Aggr(If(Count(TOTAL <Item> DISTINCT {<Supplier>} Supplier)>1, Item), Item)
Based on what you want at the end and the type of chart you should decide apply the filter in expressions or in dimensions.
Thanks a bunch. I was missing out total!
@antoniotiman How would I amend if I added in another dimension example . Item, Supplier, Maufacturer, Price
You don't need to change.
Hello,
Sorry I meant If I wanted Manufacturer to be the first column.
No change