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Hi,
I want to create a bar chart to display IDs with their respective total hours.
Then I need to apply one filter value from another table that only exists indirect relationship between them.
I cannot create the relationship since there is no distinct value, please helps to check if any magic function can fulfill the requirment.
I have 4 tables format likes below:
The relationship between these tables:
I can create below result based on table "from_id history":
The disred result after applying status="Open" from table "to_id data":
Attached the working file, thanks.
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@Roy_W your original question was to show open and that's why. It is better to be specific. Anyhow, you can remove this open condition from the measure and then add a slicer and user can choose whatever they want
hours sum =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'from_id history'[hours] ),
CROSSFILTER ( 'from_id relationship'[from_id], 'from_id data'[from_id], Both )
)
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Please try teh below measure.
sum= calculate(SUM ( 'from_id history'[hours] ),
CROSSFILTER ( 'from_id relationship'[from_id], 'from_id data'[from_id], Both ),
'to_id data'[status] in {"Open","Complete"})
@Roy_W your original question was to show open and that's why. It is better to be specific. Anyhow, you can remove this open condition from the measure and then add a slicer and user can choose whatever they want
hours sum =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'from_id history'[hours] ),
CROSSFILTER ( 'from_id relationship'[from_id], 'from_id data'[from_id], Both )
)
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@Roy_W here is the measure and use this in the visual:
hours sum =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'from_id history'[hours] ),
CROSSFILTER ( 'from_id relationship'[from_id], 'from_id data'[from_id], Both ),
'to_id data'[status] = "Open"
)
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@parry2k , thanks for the response.
This method can only filter the "Open" case, any idea that can let user choose "Open" or "Complete".
Thanks
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