HI Guys! Very Good day. Wish all of you are fine.
When I will select a specific [UserInfoID] from Table 1, I would like to see the data (in a table view) from Table 2 those are common for [SemID] & [CourseListID]. Wait for your kind help.
Thanks and Regards.
Table 1
CourseRegID | UserInfoID | SemID | CourseListID |
40d5349c | 2 | 8d93b405 | eafd1be3 |
c633f763 | 2 | 8d93b405 | dc0ea615 |
6f3919e2 | 585a7744 | 8d93b405 | eafd1be3 |
bd9c2c7a | 585a7744 | 8d93b405 | dc0ea615 |
d7538a24 | 2 | 8d93b405 | 06797cf1 |
Table 2
CourseRoutineID | SemID | CourseListID | DayName |
1442432d | 8d93b405 | dc0ea615 | Tuesday |
544097ac | 8d93b405 | dc0ea615 | Monday |
61964893 | 8d93b405 | eafd1be3 | Tuesday |
9555322a | 8d93b405 | 06797cf1 | Thursday |
5670edcc | ab8974d3 | dc0ea615 | Friday |
db678ebe | 82952595 | f6deba05 | Wednesday |
Sounds like what you're looking for is an event action when the user selects a row in Table 1 that triggers a LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW expression.
To add to dbaum's guidance, I would create a virtual col which concatenates [SemID] & [CourseListID] in both T1 and T2.
This way the filter expression in the LINKTOFILTERDVIEW becomes very simple like below.
LINKTOFILTEREDVIEW("T2",
IN(
[COMBO], SELECT(T1[COMBO], [UserInfoID] = [_THISROW].[UserInfoID])
)
)
Well the way I did then is create a 'filter' table where you select a UserInfo.
Create slices for T1 and T2 and apply filters based on the value chosen in the first table. The dashboard should contain views based on the slices.
Thanks @TeeSee1 . Actually, I know this, but my one is a bit different. I will share with you here.
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