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Bridge Tables
But how would this new table relate to the point table?
If you only need to "create a chart that shows OVERTIME BY TEAM", then the new calculated table does not need to be related, and the chart can use the new calculated table as the data source. If additional charts/data points are needed, you could related the new TEAM table to your other table by the "team name" column on the original table. But depending on your other need for other charts/visualizations, additional steps may be required.
- PedroModa1 year agoHelper I
Okay, I don't know if I understand very well... Could you give me an example of how I would calculate the total overtime (taking it from the first table) since it doesn't have a team column? Would you do this by measure?
- adgeku71 year agoFrequent Visitor
I think if you could provide some more sample information that would help. Looking back at your original question, do you need to know overtime by date and team, or just by team? Here is an example diagram of the orginal table based on the information you provided:
A straight calculation about be to calculate "TOTAL OVERTIME" on the orginal TEAM table (red text above), but this would not take into account the "DATE" because you have no date field on ERP. If you don't need to know overtime by date, then you could calculate a table this way:
Create the summarized table with just "ID", "NAME", "TEAM", then create a calculated column to sum overtime.