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I have been trying to combine two reports in a one to many relationship for our HR department. One report is a list of open positions (FulfillmentStatus one side) and the other is a list of job requisitions (FISReqStatus many side) that have been opened to fill the postions. I created a bridge table between both reports and have setup a connection across both tables.
We want to be able to show in one view all relevant stats from the two reports even when there are no job reqs yet opened. Other than job requestor, contact profile, and source; the only statistic coming from the open positions is the quantity requested. All other stats come from the job requisitions, i.e. total applicatins, count of req ids, etc. I have set it to show items with no data and I am getting exactly what they want with the exception of quantity requested column that wont show any data for positions that have no matching job reqs.
See below, If I add the Req ID quantity requested disappears for these records, yet the correct total of 233 is still shown. When I filter to just records with a matching Req ID everything looks fine. Likewise if I remove the Req ID and filter on only records with no matching Req ID things again look fine, but the moment I add the Req ID the quantity requested dissapears for those unmatched records. Am I missing something here?
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Hi @Anonymous ,
The reason why the QuantityRequested disappears at the moment you add REQ ID column is -
In your FIRREQSTATUS table, there are only blank values for TechOpsRequestID column. So basically it's empty for this column. See below:
Therefore you see blanks in your table visual.
I think it's worth checking the data and cleaning it.
Also a workaround for your issue would be as follows:
I modified the data model as follows:
I created relationship in the 2 tables on "TechOpsRequestID" column.
Create a measure as follows:
Then move this measure on your table visual:
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Pragati
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