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Hi All,
I have the following formatted data:
| CodeA | CodeB | Number | SITE | PostingValue |
| 600000 | Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | NA | 1095.30 |
| Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | Sitecode1 | -182.55 | |
| Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | Sitecode1 | -300.00 | |
| Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | Sitecode1 | -390.00 | |
| Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | Sitecode1 | -213.75 | |
| Customer1 | JournalNumber1 | Sitecode1 | -9.00 | |
| 600000 | Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | NA | 1473.18 |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | Sitecode2 | -245.53 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | Sitecode2 | -403.50 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | Sitecode2 | -524.55 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | Sitecode2 | -287.49 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber2 | Sitecode2 | -12.11 | |
| 600000 | Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | NA | 1981.43 |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | Sitecode1 | -330.24 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | Sitecode1 | -542.71 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | Sitecode1 | -705.52 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | Sitecode1 | -386.68 | |
| Customer2 | JournalNumber3 | Sitecode1 | -16.28 |
I have a report that displays the sums of values for each Customer code (in CodeB column) where CodeA = "600000"
However, I want to have a slicer so the users can filter the report based on the site codes.
The site codes are linked to the 600000 account by either the JournalNumber, or the relation between the CodeA & CodeB columns, but I don't know how to link it.
Can anybody help, it would be most appreciated?
Thank you
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Hi @mangaferret
Maybe you can use Number as slicer, then create a measure
Output
Best Regards,
Yolo Zhu
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Hi @mangaferret
Maybe you can use Number as slicer, then create a measure
Output
Best Regards,
Yolo Zhu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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