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I have two tables that are connected by "Name." "People List" is a unique list of people, then "Responsibility" is accounts that they have ownership of:
Both tables are connected by "Name"
I need to organize it within a pivot table so that the "Name" comes from People table, and "Customer" from the Ownership list.
The problem that I'm experiencing is that when I drop these into the "rows" on my pivot table, account names repeat for each person.
How do I fix this so that only the assigned customers are visible for their respective people?
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Currently, nothing.
Hm, it works, but in the true data I have a dozen measures that I drop in the data. It keeps repeating the customer name. I guess it's due to custom filters I have in some measures?
Hm, found one that's causing this. When I divide two measures, then subtract 1 from the result, it starts showing every customer. Elaborate measure is below, but even if I reduce it to
DIVIDE([ADS SALES], [(PY) ADS SALES], 0) - 1
it will create this behaviour of repeating customer names. If I only do the division, relationships work as expected.
=VAR ADS = DIVIDE([ADS SALES], [(PY) ADS SALES], 0) RETURN IF( OR( [(CY) SALES] <> 0, [(PY) SALES] <> 0 ), // corner case: if PY or CY is 0, then ADS will end up 0, but you want to capture growth, // which could be either -100%, or +100% IF( AND( [VARIANCE $ (SALES)] <> 0, ADS = 0), [VARIANCE $ (SALES)] / ABS([VARIANCE $ (SALES)]), // not a corner case ADS - 1 ), 0 )
That seems to be the exact issue. Is there anything I can do to fix that?
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