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Hello, I have two table one is summary and one is detail.
Basically Visual (Barchart) is for summary and table is for detail
Summary
| Region | Country | New Request | Old Request | Target Request |
| APAC | Australia | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| ASEAN | Singapore | 1 | 1 |
Detail
| Status | Region | Country | ClientName |
| New Request | APAC | Australia | Honda |
| Old Request | APAC | Australia | Jeep |
| New Request | ASEAN | Singapore | Ford |
| Target Request | ASEAN | Singapore | Nissan |
@KalachuchiCan you show the expected output with sample data after joining two tables?
@Kalachuchi
Your detail table has an additional attribute CLIENT NAME so you can create a column in both tables as
NewCol = [Region]& "-" & [Country] & "-" & [Client Name]
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@Fowmy I have another table for region/country which filters both detail and summary table. How can I do it?
@Kalachuchi , Looking ate this you can create a new column in both tables
key = [Region] & "-" [Country]
And join these two
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