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Hello!
I'm having trouble solving the following problem: I need to create a filter and graph to demonstrate how much each company has transferred and received from each other. For example: company 1 transferred to the company 2 US $ 4,000.00 and received the 3 US $ 500.00.
Thank you.
Solved! Go to Solution.
My bad =oP applying Filter will solve the issue:
Regards
Abduvali
Hi @Gelain,
Just create 2 new calculated measures:
And drop them into your table chart.
Let me know if its what you were looking for.
Regards
Abduvali
According to your solution I see some extra data. Looking at this below image
Table1 is raw data. By applying your formula and making the data into a table,
The yellow marked Row seems to be an extra one becuase, take an example with ID Company 3::
ID Compnay 3 has
Receive 1000 which is row #4 GOOD.
Transfer of 1000 and 500 which are row #4 and row #6 GOOD.
But I don't understand the Row#5 which says Receive 1000 and transfer 1000 NOT GOOD.
Hello @pxg08680 and @Abduvali!
Thank you for helping me.
I was able to correctly generate the value sent and received by company. To finish, I need to create two filters: one for the company that transferred and another filter for the company that received the values, that is, to detail the destination of the resources transferred by company. I made a few attempts, but could not solve.
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