I have a table like this
Customer | product | total |
abc | a | 2 |
abc | a | 3 |
abc | b | 4 |
efg | a | 1 |
efg | b | 2 |
lets say, I put a filter to show me anything where the total = 2
so I get this table below (which is fine)
Table 1 | ||
Customer | product | total |
abc | a | 2 |
efg | b | 2 |
but if I have a single value visual on the dashboard, it will show n/a. I get why it's showing n/a since it isn't grouped by anything, but how do I make it to show 4 without using the 'total' feature if I grouped it like the table?
total |
n/a |
I feel like need to do the following
does this sound right? if so, how would I do that? if not, what would be a better solution?
I may be oversimplifying this, but why not use a table calculation to sum the values from 'Table 1'?
Sounds like you just need a single measure that sums "total" and that'll make your single value tile work fine even if user applies a fiilter for values on "total" column.
The other two things you mentioned could be much harder because it's almost like a funnel or cohort analysis. You'll prob need to use some PDTs or something