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Hey Community,
my question is: How do I use different filters for one column in the same field?
The problem is that I have several fields with the same data structure.
Within the data structure, there is a column "country" and an other column "CAGR".
The columns CAGR always have different values and also are filtered differently.
For example: Column 1 CAGR is filtered: greater than or equal to Zero and Less than or equal to Zero
Column 2 CAGR is filtered: greather than or equal to 80 and Less than or equal to 100
The column "country" always consists of the same countries. In order to combine these several fields, i use the "manage relationships" function. However, when I put the different data structure in one table, the COLUMN 2 CAGR replaces the COLUMN CAGR 1 filter so that I am not able to see the other countries. What to do?
Thank you in advance!
The description is not that clear to understand your scenario, could you post some sample data in plain text?
@Eric_Zhang
Following scenario:
I have several fields who look like this:
Each field represents a certain indicator. F.e. This data represents the Indicator 1.1.
I would like to combine all these different fields/indicators because I want to put all the data in one table.
Therefore I use the "manage Relationships" function.
After that, I want to filter these different indicators. For example: For Indicator 1.1, I only want to see the countries which have an CAGR between 0-20.
For Indicator 1.2, I only want to see the countries which have a CAGR between 80-100.
However, when I activate the second filter (80-100), it also filters the countries which have a CAGR between 0-20.
Again, is it possible to have different filters in one table without replacing each other when I look up certain countries?
Any ideas?