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So I have a dataset where all items have an iteration associated with them.
There are 4 hierarchial levels in the data set and I want to show the all of the top 3 hierarchies all the time, and show ONLY filter the 4th hierarchy based on iteration.
The issue is that the iteration field is common across all hierarchy levels, so once I apply the iteration filter it filters out any of the top 3 that might not match that filter (common as these are longer term goals).
Any thoughts?
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HI @NickFel,
For your requirement, I think you can split your 4th level hierarchy column and use it to a new table, build relationship between new table and 4th level, use new table column as the source of slicer to filter your data.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @NickFel,
For your requirement, I think you can split your 4th level hierarchy column and use it to a new table, build relationship between new table and 4th level, use new table column as the source of slicer to filter your data.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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