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Hi,
Am looking for a solution to the below problem:
I've the following table, I need to find the connected students. A student is connected to others if they share the same class, trans or lab.
STID | CLASS | TRANS | LAB | |||
101 | 5 | Sbus | PHY | |||
102 | 4 | Sbus | CHE | |||
103 | 5 | Pvt | BIO | |||
104 | 4 | Pvt | PHY | |||
105 | 6 | Van | CHE | |||
106 | 7 | van | CHE | |||
Desired Output | ||||||
I'll have STID in a slicer to select | ||||||
Based on the slicer selection the desired output | ||||||
1. All students of the same class as the selected student | ||||||
2. All students of the same transportation mode as the selected student | ||||||
3. All students of the same lab as the selected student | ||||||
Output as per above table would be, if 101 is selected: | ||||||
101 | 5 | Sbus | PHY | |||
102 | 4 | Sbus | CHE | |||
103 | 5 | Pvt | Bio | |||
104 | 4 | Pvt | PHY |
Appreciate your thoughts.
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Thank you @parry2k .
Was almost there, with the calculate table, but never thought it could passed into the var.
Instead was trying out with SELECTEDVALUES and that didn't help.
Your solution works like a charm. Much appreciated.
Is there anyway we can create a second table with all the filtered out ID's currently in the visual table?
Idea is to get them into a table dynamically on the student selection, so that we can create more conditional columns as required.
Any suggests.
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