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Hi everyone,
I need your help.
I have a model which has multiple tables. I'm trying to create a calculation which basically takes 3-4 dimensions from different tables, and filters on a measure if it's greater than one.
To give more context:
I have 4 dimensions : Release, Package, Application, Test which come from different tables.
I need to find the number of unique tests at this level (4 dimensions mentioned above).
so it should say:
Release 1, Package 1, App 1, Test 1 ----- 20 tests
Release 1, Package 1, App 1, Test 2. ----- 25 tests......
@ANMOLVK So, can you just put each of those columns in a Table visual with a simple COUNTROWS of your fact table?
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