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Hi,
I have the following two tables:
Credit Rating table:
Tenant Reference | Rating Date | Credit Rating Source | Credit Rating |
1000 | 22-Feb-23 | SourceA | Low |
1000 | 10-Oct-22 | SourceA | High |
1000 | 07-Jun-21 | SourceA | High |
1000 | 07-Jun-20 | SourceA | Medium High |
2000 | 10-Jan-23 | SourceA | Low-Medium |
2000 | 18-Oct-22 | SourceA | Low-Medium |
2000 | 16-Oct-21 | SourceA | Low |
2000 | 14-Nov-20 | SourceA | Neglible |
2000 | 01-Apr-19 | SourceA | Neglible |
2000 | 10-Apr-18 | SourceA | High |
3000 | 28-Feb-23 | SourceA | |
3000 | 28-Feb-22 | SourceA |
Annual Net Rent table:
Tenant Reference | Lease Ref | Annual Net Rent |
1000 | 1 | 10000 |
1000 | 2 | 10500 |
1000 | 3 | 11000 |
2000 | 10 | 20000 |
2000 | 11 | 20200 |
2000 | 12 | 20300 |
3000 | 30 | 40000 |
My dognut chart isn't displaying as it should. I need the Legend to show coloring by Credit Rating (Credit Rating Source only taking entries by SourceA) and segmented to show which portion of Credit Rating category for each tenant covers the Annual Net Rent. I'm getting something like this (Ive whited out some values), but these figures are wrong:
hi @julesdude
Try to pull Annual Net Rent column to the legend of the Donut Chat and create a slicer with Credit Rating column. Is that the expectation?
Hi @FreemanZ
Yes I am doing the following:
However, the totals all exceed the total annual rent amount.
I am thinking is the problem maybe because for the credit rating table there can be many scores against the Tenant Reference. It would need to assign the tenant with the Annual Net Rent the latest credit rating score by date - soonest before the date picker in the report which is measure [as of date].
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