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Anonymous
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Help with a formula

Hello community

I would like your assistance with the following. I have 2 tables, they are related by "request type". I was able to count and present the # of request per analyst, but I am having issues showing the sum of each request multiple by it's correspondent "Weightage". Column with ?? is the one I need help with. Thanks a lot in advanced Smiley Happy

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tarunsingla
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Since the tables are already related, you can simply pull the Weightage field from your table1 into the visual and display the sum.

 

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Anonymous
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Thanks a lot, Tarun. I tried and somehow it's showing like this:Capture.PNG

 

Can you double check that the relationship (1-*) exists between these 2 tables, on the Request Type field.

Anonymous
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Yes, it is there:Capture.PNG

 

...but still shows the wrong number.... Smiley Frustrated

What other fields have you selected in this table visual ? Is there any field selected, from any other non-related tables into this visual?

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