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Hello all!
Another doubt that I been going through. I have a setup like below all in one table (with field ID & CNTRY) where in trying to return a count of the common customer ids between two or multiple countries.
I filter on the CNTRY (always two country are selected to see the common customers) AE & SGP then I get 2 since only 2 IDs have have both AE & SGP tag, and the same for AE & KSA, since only 1 ID has both of them then only 1.
Any clue how it could achieve this?
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Hello!
I was able to resolve this by actually using a matrix instead of a card visual.
Realized using a matrix would give much more results and info.
I shall close this thread now.
Thanks again!
Hi @DARKLOARD ,
Can you please post a workable sample data - one that we can copy paste to Excel and not an image?
Hello!
I was able to resolve this by actually using a matrix instead of a card visual.
Realized using a matrix would give much more results and info.
I shall close this thread now.
Thanks again!
I shall do that soon, thanks!