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Hello,
I've created a slider and straight table as shown below.
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
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
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
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
@dplr-rn I've attached the file in the question.
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
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