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bnichol
Specialist
Specialist

How can I show data that is not associated with selections?

I have a document with training data and it is easy to show the training that employees have taken, but I want to show all the courses, including those that have not been completed.

The data structure contains a table for employees, another for courses, and both are linked to a fact table with the session information.

Any suggestions?

B

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You should use set Analysis, that way it can ignore your selections and show everything. =Only({1} Courses)

It will show you the total of courses (but you must know that the dimensions it will matter).

Regards!

john_duffy
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi B.

Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but it might give you an idea to help resolve the issue.

What I've done in the attached example is create a 'dummy' record on the fact table for all employee/course combinations where the employee has not taken the course.  I added a 'Course Taken' flag that can be used in charts for aggregation.

Hope this helps.

John.