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I have a first table
Sales
Idsales. Amount. Region
11. 100. Paris
12. 200. UK
A second table product
Idsales. Product name. Product color
11. Pc. Black
11. Mobile phone. Red
11. Notebook. Blue
12. Pc. Black
My problem with the granularity, when I need to display
Idsales product name. Product color. Amount
11. Pc. Black. 100
11. Mobile phone. Red 100
11. Notebook. Blue 100
12. Pc. Black. 200
I have redundant values which is wrong, how to correct it? What is the best solution to get the good results?
Hi @Anonymous
Your sales table contains total sales rather than sales per product, so how do you want to break down the total sales on products for every sales id? Could you share specific expected result to show?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing Zhang
@Anonymous what exactly you want to visualize, let me know, ideally the result above is what you would get if you create a relationship with Sales.ID = Product.ID.