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Hello,
I have 2 separate tables with product attributes based on 2 separate data sources
Table 1:
ProductID | Attribute1 | Attribute2 | Attribute3 | Attribute4 | Attribute5 | Attribute6 |
1 | A | AA | AAA | AAAA | AAAAA | AAAAAA |
2 | B | BB | BBB | BBBB | BBBBB | BBBBBB |
3 | C | CC | CCC | CCCC | CCCCC | CCCCCC |
Table 2:
ProductID | Attribute7 | Attribute8 | Attribute9 | Attribute10 | Attribute11 | Attribute12 | Attribute13 | Attribute14 | Attribute15 |
1 | 1 | 11 | 1111111 | 111111111 | |||||
2 | 2 | 22 | 2222222 | 222222222 | |||||
3 | 3 | 33 | 3333333 | 333333333 |
These tables have relationship through the "Product" dimension
I want to filter both tables at once by any field in each of the tables.
For example, if in "Table 1" in the field "Attribute 5" I select the value "BBBBB", then the second table will be filtered by the field Product with the value 2. Assumptions, I can't create one big table with all attributes. This is a simplified example.
Please advise how can I do it?
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Hey @_dzhukov_,
If the relationship is there between the two tables, you can make the visuals interact with each other by using edit interactions.
Hey @_dzhukov_,
If the relationship is there between the two tables, you can make the visuals interact with each other by using edit interactions.