Hi DrWindy, You can apply multiple conditions with CASE WHEN. Its not clear to me why you would have A for X and B for Y while also requiring A+B if either X or Y? Shouldnt this be a separate KPI? You can include both KPIs in the same OLAP table. Example:
CASE
WHEN X THEN A
WHEN Y THEN B
END
CASE WHEN X OR Y THEN A+B END
Well,
I want to see how many activities A,B and A+B were performed in different departments.
And as I want it in one OLAP :
Activity___ Dept1___ Dept2 ___Dept3
A ____ | _______| ________| _______|
B ____ | _______| ________| _______|
A + B _ | _______| ________| _______|
If i apply 2 KPIs I am getting two columns for that and this is not what I want.
Best,
Maria
Do you mean that you want to show for each Department how often Activity A and Activity B took place? And also show how often either Activity A or B took place? Would that not be a case count on Activity A and B (if X then A, if Y then
, where the total row of the OLAP table would reflect A+B?