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Hi,
I have records of monthly sales
Sale# Date SaleType
012 1-1-16 CC
023 1-2-16 Cash
123 1-5-16 CC
543 1-9-16 Cash
987 1-8-16 Cash
and so forth...
Need to calculate and show Total number of sales per month to CC (credit card) count of sales per month.
1. Need to get total count of sale# per month. Ex: 123-Jan,16; 232-Feb,16;
2. Need to get total count of CC sales per month. Ex: 24-Jan,16; 32-Feb 16;
3. Display on chart the above... 123/24 - Jan16; 232/32 - Feb 14
I've done 2 datasets for now. 1st with all sales, 2nd with CC sales only. Problem - time slicer only controls date filed from 1 dataset.
Anyone can suggest anything else?
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I was thinking something like DS1 -> DateTable <- DS2. Not sure what the content of your TimeSlicer table looks like. When I say date table, it is a table with every row containing a unique date in the date range and has columns like Year, Month, Quarter, Day etc. columns that you can use to slice by.
Ensure that you have a DimDate table (with contiguous dates with day granularity for the date range you care). Then have a outgoing Many-To-One Single-Directional relationship between the Dataset1 and DimDate table using the date column. Similarly build another one for the Dataset2.
Thanks for your input:
Not sure if I get this right...
DS1 - DateTable1 - TimeSlicer - DateTable2 - DS2 ???
I was thinking something like DS1 -> DateTable <- DS2. Not sure what the content of your TimeSlicer table looks like. When I say date table, it is a table with every row containing a unique date in the date range and has columns like Year, Month, Quarter, Day etc. columns that you can use to slice by.
I'll try
DS1 -> TimeTable <- DS2
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Time Slicer
DS1-TimeTable-DS2 works well.
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