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Measure to return actual value instead of first / last etc.
I do have a matrix table which follow the structure indicated in the table below. My problem is that the RAG and the Due Date is de-coupled between
- deliverables and L2
- L2 and L1
- L1 and Location
Meaning I dont want to have the e.g. first or last RAG from the below level.
I assume with a measure I can source the individual values but I'm stuck to retrieve them. Any help is much appreciated.
RAG | Due Date | |
India (location) | ||
L1 milestone (1) | ||
L2 milestone (1) | ||
Deliverable (1) | ||
Deliverable (2) | ||
Deliverable (...) | ||
L2 milestone (2) | ||
L2 milestone (...) | ||
L1 milestone (2) |
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Source data is an extract of GitLab epics which based on the naming convention and parent path I can split into the 4 different levels. It is one large table. Due dates of each item is in the same column but due dates of e.g. deliverables are de-coupled from the above milestone(s). In a tabular from it is straight forward to get the due dates and RAG but there I cannot create the parent-child structure (Location-L1-L2-Deliverables). Any idea how to proceed in my case?
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Due dates and RAG of any Level (locations, Level 1, Level 2 and Deliverables) are all in the same column. It's one huge extract of a GitLab inventory. But values are unique to to the item itself. In a tabular Form it would be easy but there I dont known on how to create the hierarchical structure. Any idea how to proceed?
@Quentin e.g. Dach Milestone has it's own due date but it is independent of the below level
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I'm not sure about the problem. Can you explain a little more ?
If you want to get all Due Date for L1 Milestone (1) for example, you can try to "don't summarize" the column due date.
Link to how to do it
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I assume with a measure I can source the individual values
No, you can not. Best you can do is SELECTEDVALUE but only if there's exactly one value to return. Measures cannot return "values", only "one value" (a scalar).

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