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I have a database with costs related to products
Product SubProduct Manufact_Cost Package_Cost Delivery_Cost
1 A 15 20 20
1 B 16 25 22
1 C 14 22 28
2 A 16 10 20
2 B 12 15 25
2 C 11 10 20
3 A 25 14 10
3 B 27 15 14
3 C 22 15 10
But I've been asked to have a filter by the Cost Type, so selecting Manufacturing, Package and Delivery, so one or multiple of these can be selected and displayed, summing over product or subproduct.
I have set up an indexed table called Cost Type to use as a filter but how do I lookup from my Fact table to my cost type table .
Index CostType
1 Manufact_Cost
2 Package_Cost
3 Delivery_Cost
Many thanks,
LoNiCho
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Hi @LoNiCho
To have a filter by the Cost Type, you create the cost type table and you need relate the Fact table with the cost type table.
This also made me stuck in, fortunately, I find another method to achieve your goal.
The formula below will create a new table based on the fact table you provided, then we can have a filter by the Cost Type.
Table =
VAR table1 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Delivery_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Delivery_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Delivery_Cost" )
)
VAR table2 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Manufact_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Manufact_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Manufact_Cost" )
)
VAR table3 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Package_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Package_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Package_Cost" )
)
RETURN
UNION ( table1, table2, table3 )
Hi @LoNiCho
To have a filter by the Cost Type, you create the cost type table and you need relate the Fact table with the cost type table.
This also made me stuck in, fortunately, I find another method to achieve your goal.
The formula below will create a new table based on the fact table you provided, then we can have a filter by the Cost Type.
Table =
VAR table1 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Delivery_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Delivery_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Delivery_Cost" )
)
VAR table2 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Manufact_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Manufact_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Manufact_Cost" )
)
VAR table3 =
SUMMARIZE (
Sheet1,
[Product ],
[SubProduct],
[Package_Cost],
"Cost Type", IF ( [Package_Cost] <> BLANK (), "Package_Cost" )
)
RETURN
UNION ( table1, table2, table3 )
Thank you Maggie that looks great.
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