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I have a mapping table of Assignment group, Owner and Service.
Then there are two other tables, Incidents and Requests. These tables contain Assignment group in both.
I am doing a count of total Incidents and total Requests and put them into a new table so that i have an overall total but i need to be able to split it by Assignment group. This new table has no relationship as it only has totals of total Incidents +total Requests. I need to be able to click on assignment group slicer and these totals are split.
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@Anonymous I dont think you need to create new table instead create two measures, assuming request and incident table has relationship with mapping table on assignment group
Total Incident = COUNTROWS( Incident ) Total Requests = COUNTROWS( Requests )
Now put above measures in a visual like table and put assignment group as slicer, based on slicer, the totals will change
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@Anonymous that's fine, you can sum up those measure together by creating another measure or do everything in one measure.
Total = [Total Incident] + [Total Request]
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@Anonymous I dont think you need to create new table instead create two measures, assuming request and incident table has relationship with mapping table on assignment group
Total Incident = COUNTROWS( Incident ) Total Requests = COUNTROWS( Requests )
Now put above measures in a visual like table and put assignment group as slicer, based on slicer, the totals will change
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But if i wanted to show total = total requests + total incidents as an overall figure? Then slice it?
Yes there is a relationship of assignment group
@Anonymous that's fine, you can sum up those measure together by creating another measure or do everything in one measure.
Total = [Total Incident] + [Total Request]
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Cant believe I made a mountain out of a mole hill.
Very simple way.
Thanks
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