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Hi,
I have the below table visual created on the page, the data comes from 4 different tables.
What I want to do is somehow filter this table to show data that is greater than 1 in each column apart from the ladt column (NPS Score) which would be filtered for less than 8. Any help would be greatly appreciated 🙂
The final table would have any site that has all blank in each column to not be in the table.
Filter pane?
@HotChilli That wont work. When I do that the data from the other coulmns will disappear if it doesnt have data from the coulmn I have filtered. The end result should show sites that have at least 1 entry in a coulmn. If a site is blank across the 6 columns then it would be removed.
So this would be a : return a True if any of the measures for that row are greater than 0 ?
I think you can create a 'super measure' that would hold the other measures , with the relevant logic tests e.g.
SuperMeasure = IF ([Total Amount] > 7 || [Total Cost] > 5, 1 ,0)
The SuperMeasure doesn't have to be in the visualisation but you can put it in the filter pane. It can be filtered on 1 or 0.
It needs the 1 or 0 because it can't be filtered on True or False
So Yeah, Any row where the measure is greater than 0 would be a True result.
Apart from the NPS column where this would be sites where their score is less than or equal to 8.
How would this super measure look?
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