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Help with Drill Through (or advice on similar functionality)

Hi community members,

 

I have created a matrix visualization:-

 

1.png

 

The rows are the Student IDs, the columns are the semester code, and the values are the cumulative student GPAs at the end of the semester.

 

I have another matrix visualization:-

 

2.png

 

In this one, the rows are the Student IDs and subjects studied in a semester, the columns are the semester code, and the values are the grade obtained in the subject.

 

What I am hoping to accomplish is when the teacher clicks on one student in the first image, they are able to see the student grades across the different semesters (something like in the second image). 

 

It doesn't necessarily have to be drill-through or matrix visualizations, however, something that achieves the above-mentioned requirement.

 

Any suggestions are welcome! Thank you 🙂

 

 

Regards,

Sarthak

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

I solved my problem.

I just had to remove the banner_id from the second visualization and add it to the DRILL THROUGH field.

 

Happy weekend 🙂

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I solved my problem.

I just had to remove the banner_id from the second visualization and add it to the DRILL THROUGH field.

 

Happy weekend 🙂

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