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Kevv
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Calculation of a value with 2 possible outcomes

I've spent a lot of time attempting to resolve this.  I hope someone can help.

 

I assist in providing funding to areas in the UK.  These areas overlap each other.  Where they do so the location/postcode counts as both areas.  I have 1 table that contains whether the postcode was funded, and this is linked to another table that indicates which area(s) the postcode belongs to.  Please see the example table below.

 

TABLE_01.JPG

 

From above, the total count of A would be 4 and total count of B would be 3.  However, what I would like to show in my chart is:

A-Funded=3

A-Not Funded=1

B-Funded=2

B-Not Funded=1

 

Currently I can only show the values realted to Area_01 using the linked table as below.

 

Linked_Tables.JPG

I hope this make sense.  Any help would be very much appreciated.

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Hi,

 

I believe this is the result you want.  You may download the file from here.

 

Untitled.png


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/

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