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Currently we have the following set up.
We do venue reporting so I have a venue(Arena) that has 12000 seats per show.
We do around 100 shows per year. That's 1.2 Million seats that I need to report on. That is way too much! But we have to report at the seat level because we need to show the status of each seat.
Is there a way to load maybe a list of the shows into a slicer or some other visual and then when that I selected we load the seats for that show?
Any other suggestions will be welcomed.
hi @kdixon5490 - that would be the best way to build you model so you can report at seat level.
If you do not have a show indicator in your data then a seat which was occupied for just 1 show would always show as occupied even though it was not occupied for the remainder of the 99 shows.
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Unfortunately each show will need to show each of its' seats all 12000.
The reason being that we report on 3 things with regard to Seat.
Status is it SOLD, Open, Killed, Hold
Price Point: Is this a 4000 seat or a 4200 seat
Sold Price: What the seat actually sold for. Cause they can buy a 4000 seat but only pay 3500 if discounted.
Currently we have 3 concerts on sale Aha, Ricky Martian, Tini. I need to be able to select Aha and get back on Aha seats. I really don't think that Powerbi will handle bringing back all 1.2 million seats at a time.
So we have to bring back at 12000 at all times.
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