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Show data (not measure) from different column based on selection
Question:
Show data (not measure) from different column based on selection
How to make the generic field that show value from diff column depending on "PromoType" selection?
By right, i will need to have below formulated field created
[Customer]
[Promo Tag1]
[Promo Tag2]
[Promo Unit]
Requirement:
- Only 1 table is needed
- The Table Field Header will be Generic (Customer/Promo Tag1/ Promo Tag2/Promo Unit), and not Promo1_Tag1/etc etc
- Not only needed the measure sum(unit), but also want to see the Customer/Tag1/Tag2
Note:
There is overlapping of customer purchasing from the 3 Promo (i.e. Sandy buying from 3 Promo)
Sample data
| Customer | Promo1_Tag1 | Promo1_Tag2 | Promo1_Unit | Promo2_Tag1 | Promo2_Tag2 | Promo2_Unit | Promo3_Tag1 | Promo3_Tag2 | Promo3_Unit |
| Abu | |||||||||
| Michelle | Stationery | Pencil | 5 | ||||||
| Michelle | Stationery | Eraser | 1 | Food | Meat | 3 | |||
| Michael | |||||||||
| Sandy | Books | Fiction | 1 | ||||||
| Sandy | Stationery | Books | 3 | Food | Meat | 1 | Books | Novel | 2 |
| Sandy | Stationery | Pencil | 3 | Food | Vegetables | 2 | Books | Cooking | 1 |
| Ming | |||||||||
| Chu | |||||||||
| Sam | Food | Fruits | 1 | ||||||
| Sam | Food | Vegetables | 5 | ||||||
| Andy | |||||||||
| Krishnan | Stationery | Eraser | 1 | Food | Vegetables | 2 | |||
| Samuel | Food | Meat | 2 | Books | Novel | 1 | |||
| Samuel | Food | Fruits | 4 | ||||||
| Katherine | |||||||||
| Jenny | Books | Cooking | 2 | ||||||
| Mr.Ong | Stationery | Pencil | 2 | ||||||
| Ms.Lim | Stationery | Pencil | 1 | Books | Fiction | 2 |
Example of what is needed:-
| 1) will have a simple table created that allow selection of Promo | ||||||||
| PromoType | ||||||||
| Promo1 | ||||||||
| Promo2 | ||||||||
| Promo3 | ||||||||
| 2a) When [PromoType] selected 'Promo1', will show the below | ||||||||
| The Table Field Header will be Generic, and not Promo1/Promo2/Promo3 | If drill up to Promo Tag1, will show | |||||||
| Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Tag2 | Promo Unit | Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Unit | ||
| Michelle | Stationery | Pencil | 5 | Michelle | Stationery | 6 | ||
| Michelle | Stationery | Eraser | 1 | Sandy | Stationery | 6 | ||
| Sandy | Stationery | Books | 3 | Krishnan | Stationery | 1 | ||
| Sandy | Stationery | Pencil | 3 | Mr.Ong | Stationery | 2 | ||
| Krishnan | Stationery | Eraser | 1 | Ms.Lim | Stationery | 1 | ||
| Mr.Ong | Stationery | Pencil | 2 | |||||
| Ms.Lim | Stationery | Pencil | 1 | |||||
| 2b) When [PromoType] selected 'Promo2', will show below on the same table | If drill up to Promo Tag1, will show | |||||||
| Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Tag2 | Promo Unit | Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Unit | ||
| Michelle | Food | Meat | 3 | Michelle | Food | 3 | ||
| Sandy | Food | Meat | 1 | Sandy | Food | 3 | ||
| Sandy | Food | Vegetables | 2 | Sam | Food | 6 | ||
| Sam | Food | Fruits | 1 | Krishnan | Food | 2 | ||
| Sam | Food | Vegetables | 5 | Samuel | Food | 6 | ||
| Krishnan | Food | Vegetables | 2 | |||||
| Samuel | Food | Meat | 2 | |||||
| Samuel | Food | Fruits | 4 | |||||
| 2c) When [PromoType] selected 'Promo3', will show below on the same table | If drill up to Promo Tag1, will show | |||||||
| Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Tag2 | Promo Unit | Customer | Promo Tag1 | Promo Unit | ||
| Sandy | Books | Fiction | 1 | Sandy | Books | 4 | ||
| Sandy | Books | Novel | 2 | Samuel | Books | 1 | ||
| Sandy | Books | Cooking | 1 | Jenny | Books | 2 | ||
| Samuel | Books | Novel | 1 | Ms.Lim | Books | 2 | ||
| Jenny | Books | Cooking | 2 | |||||
| Ms.Lim | Books | Fiction | 2 |
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi luvnet18 ,
You could create a new table.
Divide the original table into three tables and append them using the union() function.
new table = var table1 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo1_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo1_tag2],"promo unit",[promo1_unit],"promotype","promo1") var table2 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo2_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo2_tag2],"promo unit",[promo2_unit],"promotype","promo2") var table1 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo3_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo3_tag2],"promo unit",[promo3_unit],"promotype","promo3") result union(table1,table2,table3)Then create a slicer table:
PromoType
Promo1
Promo2
Promo3At last create a relationship between new table and slicer table by PromoType column.
Best Regards,
Jay
2 Replies
- luvnet18New Member
Need some help please.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi luvnet18 ,
You could create a new table.
Divide the original table into three tables and append them using the union() function.
new table = var table1 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo1_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo1_tag2],"promo unit",[promo1_unit],"promotype","promo1") var table2 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo2_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo2_tag2],"promo unit",[promo2_unit],"promotype","promo2") var table1 = selectedcolumn('table',"customer",[customer],"promo tag1",[promo3_tag1],"promo tag2",[promo3_tag2],"promo unit",[promo3_unit],"promotype","promo3") result union(table1,table2,table3)Then create a slicer table:
PromoType
Promo1
Promo2
Promo3At last create a relationship between new table and slicer table by PromoType column.
Best Regards,
Jay