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I have an Org Structure where I want see data for the Manager.
However when I put it in a tabe I show the column manager and so it pulls up their manager too
Level1
Level2
Level3
Level4
So when I select Level4 from filter ,In te table it should not give me level4's data but everyone under level4.
Currently I am bringing data in the format
Manager (Which gives me level 4's manager) and Spent.
So if Level 4 - Persons - A B C who report to him
I currently see data this way ...
Manager (Level4's manager) - Spent
Level4 (for A) - Spent
Level4 (For B) - Spent
Level4(For C) - Spent
How can I compare the values dynamically to say check levels and see if the Person_Name is the same as level(1,2,3,4) then don't bring their manager. And then I filter out this value for the manager. OR is there a simpler way to do so?
@Anonymous sorry your question is not very clear, can you share sample data in excel and expected result.
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