I have a project that tries to add mudtooltip on a table row. Seeking for experts advice if this is possible.
Tried several approach but the final solution is to add it on each mudtd. Tried to add mudtooltip to wrap mudtd but all columns will squeeze into one.
Thank you.
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I created a data table containing several columns: most of them must show the total of their respective values. I’m just wondering if there’s a way to selectively hide this sum, since the latest column includes an average of ratings and it doesn’t make sense to have a sum of them.
Below, an example of what I’d like to achieve if it’s possibile:
Basically, I need to hide the number deleted in red. I know that there could be plugins to do so, but I don’t know if I can ask to install one or more.
Thanks in advance.
I'm attempting to filter one column from another and the formula worked at first. Then I cleared the data and tried to reselect and now it doesn't work. What's the problem?
=FILTER(A2:A100,A2:A100=C2:C100)
you kinda need this:
=FILTER(A2:A, NOT(COUNTIF(E2:E, A2:A)))
I created this view
SELECT p1.*, p2.*, p3.*, p4.*, p5.*
FROM proizvodi_1_nivo p1,proizvodi_2_nivo p2,proizvodi_3_nivo p3,proizvodi_4_nivo p4,proizvodi_5_nivo p5
WHERE p2.sif_proizvod_1=p1.sifra_proizvoda_1
AND p3.sif_proiz_2=p2.proizvod_nivo_2
AND p4.sif_pro_3=p3.proiz_nivo_3
AND p5.p_sifra_4=nivo_4_proizvod
and when it's created I can see all the columns' names, but it doesn't retrieve any data. I created many other views in this way but I only have problem with this one. Could it be related to constraints?
Thank you for the help.
you know your result will be the Cartesian product right. You need to optimize your query to work efficiently and you need to change this.
p5.p_sifra_4=p4.nivo_4_proizvod from last column. you forgot p4.
I've made the mistake of using the 'Calculate and Replace Column' feature to replace the wrong column, and realized after the fact. The column I replaced corresponds to last names and is important. I would like to retrieve this column but maintain my other 15 or so data transformations. Ideally, I would like to remove this transformation, but I've come up empty so far. Here's what I've tried:
I tried adding the 'last name' column again from the same external source, using >Insert >Columns... I also tried renaming this column to avoid the data transformation. Unfortunately, this resulted in an entirely empty column, so it did not successfully match to the table or was affected by the transformation..
I checked the source information, and found exactly the 3-4 lines that I wish were not there. I thought it might be possible to edit this but haven't found a way. This seems like it would be the easiest.
Another idea I had was I could replace the data table with the same source, and repeat all of the transformations from the replace data table dialogue (excluding the bad one). This is my next plan of attack, but I figured I would come on here to see if there's an easier way first.
Thanks in advance!
Good News for YOU!!! #jeremyVollen.
It is possible to 'edit' your transformation per Tibco article 44098.
Resolution: If there are more then one transformations on a data table and you need to edit any of those transformation, follow the steps below:
Go To Edit >> Data Table Properties.
Select the desired data table inside which the transformation has been added and click on Refresh Data > With Prompt.
A new window will pop up which will allow you to make the desired changes in each of the transformations.
unfortunately it is NOT possible to reverse data table transformations.
it IS possible to undo the transformations with Edit>>Undo or CTRL+Z, but that's as far as it goes.
my strategy for dealing with this is (in accordance with your #3) to visit Edit>>Data Table Properties, select the table I'm interested in, select Source Information, then copy the contents of the textarea and paste it into notepad. then, I'll File>>Replace Data Table and start over from the beginning while keeping the notepad open so I don't miss any steps.
I realize it's not ideal, but there is unfortunately not another way.
I recently implemented a Dynamic Row Filter (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh231092.aspx) on a Tabular Model.
For the purposes of this question, let's assume it's a simple =[Country]="US" DAX filter. This works just fine.
I would like to add a second filter on the same table to further restrict results by state. The obvious solution that comes to mind is something like this: =[Country]="US" && [State]="CA" but this does not work.
Any ideas or workarounds?
I know this question is old but it came up for me when I searched for the same thing but ended up figuring out on my own, so I'll leave my findings for anyone else having the same problem.
To solve your particular problem you need to put the filter like this:
=AND([Country]="US",[State]="CA")
It's as simple as that, the only proboem is that if you have more than 2 filters you need to put them like this:
=AND(filter1,AND(filter2,AND(filter3,filter4)))
Because on DAX you can't use a single AND like in excel.