When creating an analytical table with CDS Views where aggregation is used like this:
#DefaultAggregation: #MIN
the aggregation for that column shows up as the last line of the table. Is there a way of hiding it without doing it manually within the application and also without hiding the whole consumption filter?
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I want to create an empty table in a SSAS tabular cube (in SSDT, in Visual Studio) to hold all of my cube's measures. In Power BI Desktop, I would do so by creating a 1-column "empty" table in Power Query, loading it into the model, put 1 measure on it, go back into Power Query, delete the empty column, re-load the model, and continue putting measures on the table. But, I don't see an option to do this in SSDT (in Visual Studio) without using a calculated table. Is this possible? If so, how?
You don't want to do that. If the table has no columns, you won't be able to see the measures in Visual Studio:
I would create a one column table using the DAX formula ={""} and hide the column in the model and not worry about it.
If you want to name the column and have no rows, you can use this more obscure formula:
=TOPN(0, ROW("Column", ""))
Picking up (and perhaps simplifying) TheRizza's excellent idea - for which thanks - I used this:
You can obviously (I presume) create as many columns as you like. I tried putting a measure in the second column, then removing this from the table calculation formula, and SSAS moves the measure back into the first column (so you don't lose it).
When using Row Grouping in AgGrid, how one can add data to the grouped row as follows:
The result is not an aggregate, actually it should be another value from the group itself, I can use the master detail to achieve that but I couldn't find an easy way of changing the details grid to look like the grouped one.
I am creating an interactive 'calculator' using tableau. I have a series of dataframes that I have crossed with one another, such that the resulting dataframe is every possible combination between the tables, and every row is unique.
Each column is its own worksheet as a table. Each table in the dashboard is a pane. So, here we have a series of tables with selectable units of measurement, and the final pane on the dashboard should filter to the cell for its respective column, on the unique row of the dataset that the user has selected and 'filtered out'.
I'm having some issues getting this to work and not sure why.
The closest I can think to solving this would be 'Cascading Filters.' Here are a couple resources:
General Use
In dashboard action-filter form
The critical piece, however, is that the filters must be selected in a specific order - therefore making them 'cascading.' This may differ from your presumed concept of clicking/filtering in any order on the worksheets to then arrive to a final answer. I do think that this may be a limitation of Tableau - I don't think that a 'many to many' type of relationship can be set up within Action Filters.
I am working on putting finishing touches on a tool after a developer abruptly quit and left no documentation. I have been able to fix everything except for the following.
I am creating a bar chart using data from a select query:
Date Facility Bucket Variance
2/5/15 A >$10k >90 -2.1234
2/5/15 A >90 -10.567
... ... ... ...
Using the chart wizard, I select Data: Variance, Axis: Bucket, Linked fields: Facility, Date (users can select these from the main form).
The chart itself looks perfectly fine, but in the main form a navigation bar appeared, giving me the option to switch between 6 records. Switching changes the graph in no way, shape or form.
http://i.imgur.com/qq6xiqi.png
While I can disable/hide the bar, whatever thing caused it to believe there were six unique records makes it print the same chart 6 times when printed or sent to PDF.
http://i.imgur.com/la9JBCs.png
Any idea what is causing this, and how I can prevent it?
Thanks!
EDIT: I should add that there are 6 unique values for facility and bucket. Date, Facility and Bucket make up the primary key for their table.
EDIT2: It's the Bucket causing this. Joining a facility filter table with the query did nothing.
EDIT3: Record Source query
SELECT tbl_Trending_Data.Date, tbl_Trending_Data.Facility, tbl_Trending_Data.Bucket, IIf([Target] Is Null,Null,[Days]-[Target]) AS Variance
FROM tbl_Facility_Filter INNER JOIN tbl_Trending_Data ON tbl_Facility_Filter.Facility = tbl_Trending_Data.Facility
ORDER BY tbl_Trending_Data.Bucket;
Change your recordsource query to:
SELECT TOP 1 tbl_Trending_Data.Date, tbl_Trending_Data.Facility,
tbl_Trending_Data.Bucket, IIf([Target] Is Null,Null,[Days]-[Target]) AS Variance
FROM tbl_Facility_Filter
INNER JOIN tbl_Trending_Data
ON tbl_Facility_Filter.Facility = tbl_Trending_Data.Facility
ORDER BY tbl_Trending_Data.Bucket;
You need to limit it to TOP 1 so that you're only looking at the first row. That will stop the program from printing multiple records/charts.
I am attempting to join two datasets in to one tablix for a report. The second dataset requires a personID from the first dataset as its parameter.
If i preview this report only the first dataset is shown. but for my final result what i would like to happen is for each row of a student there is a rowgrouping (?) of that one students modules with their month to month attendance. Can this be done in report builder?
The best practice here is to do the join within one dataset (i.e. joining in SQL)
But in cases that you need data from two separate cubes(SSAS) the only way is the following:
Select the main dataset for the Tablix
Use the lookup function to lookup values from the second dataset like this:
=Lookup(Fields!ProductID.Value, Fields!ID.Value, Fields!Name.Value, "Product")
Note: The granularity of the second dataset must match the first one.
We had a similar issue and that can be resolved this way.
First of All, ensure the first data set's query and second data set's query are working fine by executing separately on the Database client tool such as Datastudio.
Build two data sets on SSRS tool with the respective queries and make sure both the data sets have same key column (personID).
On the SSRS report design, create a table from tool box and add the required columns from the first data set along with the matching key column(personID). Add a new column and use look up function to get the required column from the other data set against the same key column (personID).