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3 TopicsFormatting Data from three tables into a dynamic report
Hi, I have three data tables I'm trying to combine into dynamic reports. They are contain unique ID keys so the relationships are in place, but I'm having trouble dispaying them in a way that is flexible enough and not incredibly complex to set up. Table 1 contains projects with various fields Table 2 contains the leads for the projects, with various fields including the project ID corresponding to table 1. Each project will have exactly 1 lead and each lead will only have 1 project. Table 3 contains other team members with various fields. There will be at least one in addition to the lead for every project, but often there will be more than one, up to around twenty. This table contains the ID for the project and lead each team member works with, and no team member will ever have more than one project/lead. I'd like to combine these into a report in a format like: Header with all project fields Project 1 Header with all lead fields Lead for project 1 Header with all team member fields Team member 1 of XX for project 1 Team member 2 of XX for project 1 .... Then the same for project 2 and so on. I can see how I would do this with code, or with a really complicated spreadsheet with lots of counts, lookups and helper collumns, but I'm hoping Power BI can help me find a simple-ish solution. Thanks for any advice!452Views0likes0Commentsone slicer for multiple columns to find a specific combination of skills
Hi Everybody, I want to develop one slicer for this, based on a selection of 3 different skills, to find the right person who has all the selected skills, regardless of the column in which this skill is placed. I have tried several things, but I keep not getting the desired result and keep falling into the same 2 situations: When selecting, for example: I have "Analytical ability" & "Integrity", I find all persons who possess "Analytical ability" OR "Integrity" instead of the persons "Analytical ability" AND "Integrity" The tables and graphs shoot at BLANK and no longer display data, while I have made a selection of skills that I know that this combination does exist. I have the following data: Medewerker Skill 1 Skill 2 Skill 3 Arjan Environmental Awareness analytical ability Joost Environmental Awareness analytical ability Integrity Edwin Leadership Organizational oriented governance Motivating Gerrit Anticipation Leadership Integrity Ine analytical ability Integrity Development specialist Alex Leadership Development specialist Quick learner Inge sensitivity Quick learner Organizational oriented governance Ingrid Network skills analytical ability So: - When I select "Analytical ability", I only want to see Arjan, Joost, Ine and Ingrid. - When I select "Analytical Ability" & "Integrity", I only want to see Joost and Ine - When I select "Analytical Ability" & "Integrity" & "Environmental Awareness", I only want to see Joost - When I make a selection of 3 skills of which the combination (regardless of the order of columns) does not exist, I do not want to see anyone. à Example: Anticipation & Network Skills & Integrity = No result Ideally I would like one slicer in which I can make a selection of 3 skills that only show me the people who have a combination of all these 3 skills. The slicer must therefore exclude people who do not meet my selected skills. In addition, it should also not matter whether in which columns the skills are located to find the right person. If it is not possible to fit this in one slicer, it is also no problem if I always select one skill via 3 separate slicers. It is important that I can find a combination of skills, regardless of which column these skills are placed in. Thanks!Solved1.6KViews0likes4Comments