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PeRoma
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Values in different columns based on different filters

Hi,

I want to show in a table visual 2 columns that are based on the same data column with different filters: My fact-sheet contains prices for articles in different countries. There is a dimension with all articles. I want to create a table visual that shows prices of different countries in different columns of one row.

Thanks for any ideas!

 

PeRoma

 

Article Table  Price Table   
       
articlecategory articlecountrypricesince
ac aU21.2.
bd aM32.1.
ce bC44.3.
   bM66.12.
   cC77.4.
   cU85.7.
       
The Table I want to have     
       
ArticleCUM   
a 23   
b4 6   
c78    
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amitchandak
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@PeRoma , Join both the table on the article

 

In matrix visual take article on row , Country on column and Sum/Max of price on values

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amitchandak
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@PeRoma , Join both the table on the article

 

In matrix visual take article on row , Country on column and Sum/Max of price on values

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Hi amidchandak,

the solution has been to easy to be true. But this is, because I did not tell you everything: I need some more columns beside these "aggregated" columns. So I am stuck with a Matrix. Is there another way for this problem? I would like not to modify my data-sheets.

Thanks! I did not expect to be that easy!

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