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Calculated Column breaks Relationships
- 9 years ago
Obviously something wrong with that Calculated column.
I've opted instead for doing a query method. Duplicated the actions table, filtered on the ones I want to count, did a group by, then a merge back into Records table.
Not so elagant, but returns the correct results and does not drive me insane!
Would love to get that Calculated column working properly though.
Thanks,
William
Thanks for the quick reply. Cross Filter to Both did not change anything. Below is what the relationships look like (Tag is actually called Assigned Appeals)
Below is output from the Records table, filtered on one specific name. The column in blue is the calculated column.
This is the Assinged appeal, filtered on the same record ID. 2 lines...
When I add the calculated column from Records table, all of a sudden I get this!
Thanks,
William
The inclusion of all the other values is generated by the +0 at the end of your formula.
- williamdasilva9 years agoRegular Visitor
Vvelarde The +0 was there to avoid NULLS (or Blanks).
When I remove the +0, records that return NULL from the calculated field are excluded from the output!
Results without calcuated field
results with calculated field (simply added the field)
No filters...
- williamdasilva9 years agoRegular Visitor
Obviously something wrong with that Calculated column.
I've opted instead for doing a query method. Duplicated the actions table, filtered on the ones I want to count, did a group by, then a merge back into Records table.
Not so elagant, but returns the correct results and does not drive me insane!
Would love to get that Calculated column working properly though.
Thanks,
William
- v-huizhn-msft9 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hi williamdasilva,
I am very gald to hear that your issue got solved. Please mark your solution as answer, others will find workaround easily.
Thanks,Angelia