Forum Discussion
AustinK
5 years agoQrew Commander
I tested this last night with some different X and Y fields but fairly similar. My Y was users, and my X was # of Leads. If I added a filter for "# of Leads > 1" it only showed users that had 2 or more lead records on the stacked bar chart. That seems to be exactly what they were looking to do here. Is there something major I am overlooking here?
MarkShnier__You
Qrew Legend
5 years agoIf the use case is that the summary report or chart is based on detail records which do not already exist in summary fields, and the problem is you cannot filter based on the totals of summary data.
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- MathewCrist5 years agoQrew MemberThat is correct. I cannot filter by # of leads > 1. Based on the "top 10 not so easy" discussion, I will look at possibly creating another table with a lookup field, and see where that takes me. I had not explored that.
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Mathew Crist
------------------------------- DonLarson5 years agoQrew EliteMatt,
Good luck, but you are getting close to needing Tableau or PowerBI for advanced reporting.
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Don Larson
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