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I work for a transit agency and I'm looking to get the share of ridership for a station relative to the corridor it belongs to.
I have 4 columns: ori_station, des_station, corridor, ridership. Multiple ori_station belong to a Corridor, and there are multiple Corridors.
My report page has a slicer based on ori_station so that the user can select a station. I want bar chart that will list all ori_station that belong to the Corridor of the user-selected ori_station. The bar chart should also include the ridership # of each ori_station.
There is also an ori_station that appears in all Corridors and I'd like to not include this specific ori_station.
How can I achieve this?
I tried doing the same procedure you did by creating a seperate table for ori_station and using that for the slicer selection. While also having MAX function for Corridor... but this still does not work 😞
Hi @datapal04
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.
Thanks.
Hi @datapal04
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.
If you can share some sample data, we'll take a closer look and suggest a resolution.
Thanks.
Hi @datapal04
I hope everything is going well on your side. We haven't received a response from you yet. If the issue still persists, please share the sample data. If you have any other concerns, feel free to reach out to the community.
@datapal04 this is something I showed in this video, take a look and tweak the solution as you see fit, it will get you started.
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Thanks for this. But I'm still confused on how this will work because I need the ori_stations split so that I can calculate ridership for each.
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