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I have a "fac_assabil_ork" table and a rooting table. I want to filter a KPI calculated from the rooting by family and item, but the problem is that the rooting table doesn't contain the family and item.
I linked the sales(fac_assabil_ork) and rooting tables by the representative dimension, and the sales table linked by the item dimension, but I couldn't filter the KPI by family.
kpi :
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Hi @nesrinehal20
Could you please follow below steps:
1. Dummy Tables created to solve problem. You can replace table names with your tables.
Table name : ASS_ROOTING_TEST
Table name : DimArticle
Table name : FAC_ASSABIL_ORK
2. Modelling :
3. Create Measure
Nb Clients Non Planifie =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( ASS_ROOTING_TEST[PARTNER_CODE] ),
ASS_ROOTING_TEST[IN_PLANNING] = "NON",
TREATAS ( VALUES ( FAC_ASSABIL_ORK[ROLE_CODE] ), ASS_ROOTING_TEST[REP] ),
TREATAS ( VALUES ( FAC_ASSABIL_ORK[ITEM_CODE] ), DimArticle[ITEM_CODE] )
)
Outcome :
Hi @nesrinehal20
Could you please follow below steps:
1. Dummy Tables created to solve problem. You can replace table names with your tables.
Table name : ASS_ROOTING_TEST
Table name : DimArticle
Table name : FAC_ASSABIL_ORK
2. Modelling :
3. Create Measure
Nb Clients Non Planifie =
CALCULATE (
DISTINCTCOUNT ( ASS_ROOTING_TEST[PARTNER_CODE] ),
ASS_ROOTING_TEST[IN_PLANNING] = "NON",
TREATAS ( VALUES ( FAC_ASSABIL_ORK[ROLE_CODE] ), ASS_ROOTING_TEST[REP] ),
TREATAS ( VALUES ( FAC_ASSABIL_ORK[ITEM_CODE] ), DimArticle[ITEM_CODE] )
)
Outcome :
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