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Hi,
I have two tables, FirstTable has January month targets for each Branch.
In the SecondTable, I have Branch, LoanAmount, LoanStatus, Loan_Officer. I created few measures by adding loan amount by filtering LoanStatus and Loan_Officer.
I have one to many relation from FirstTable to SecondTable based on Branch, but the problem is that the FirstTable has a combined row for two branches.
How do I add these two rows of data to get as one record?
At the end I should be able to create a Bar chart which uses Branch,TargetLoanAmount, and Measures created from SecondTable.
Branch | TargetLoanAmount |
101 | 500,000 |
102 | 550,000 |
103 | 600,000 |
104/105 | 900,000 |
Thank you very much for your time and help.
Hi,
Would the target loan amount of each branch (104 and 105) be 900,000 in Table1? If yes, then in the Query Editor, you should simply split the Branch column in Table1 by rows.
Thank you for the reply!
It would be sum of 104 and 105
Hi,
That information does not help. I want to know the individual amount which should be attributable to branch 104 and 105.
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