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Anonymous
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Need help with creating visual interactions between two tables

 

Hey guys, 

 

I want to have two graphs: the first graph is based on Table 1 and should reflect the variance in the value by product; for the second graph i need to recalculate the difference between variance and threshold in the table 2 to input as a value and show it by asset category. Two graphs should interact with each other; for example, when I click on the Bike category in graph 2 i should see Products filtered out on graph one. I need help with the formula for the graph 2.

 

Table 1     
Asset CategoryActualBudgetedVarianceProduct 
Bikes504010Bike 1 
Bikes6070-10Bike 2 
Bikes2030-10Bike 3 
Bikes170260-90Bike 4 
Mopeds1105060Moped 1 
Mopeds905040Moped 2 
      
Table 2     
Asset CategoryActualBudgetedVarianceThreshold Material Difference 
Bikes300400-10090 Yes 
Mopeds20010010080 Yes 

 

Appreciate any help!

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , You can create and a common asset table/dimension and use that for analysis

 

asset = distinct(union(all(Table1[Asset]),all(Table2[Asset])))

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