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All,
I have two tables. I would like to create a visual that counts the total number of employees who came in on each specific day.
For example this is my dataset. Now I want to plot a chart that shows the weekdays (MON-SUN) and on my thursday bar it should show total count of 3.
(August 17th, 2023) - Thursday - Employee ID: 1027
(August 24th, 2023) - Thursday - Employee ID:1027
(August 31st, 2023) - Thursday - Employee ID: 1028
Table A)
- List of employees who came into office
Table B)
- Max Capacity of seats in office
Also I would like to divide the total numbers of employees attending (the 3 in my example) by the "HEADCOUNT". So am I able to divide these even though they are different tables?
Hi, @aishak12
Based on the data you provided, what would you expect the output to be? Can you provide more sample data and give examples of the results? Sensitive data can be removed in advance or represented in code.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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