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Hi All,

Im trying to get a breakdown in a table at the top by defining a Custom object, but im not able to adapt it in the table.

Below is the screenshot from Market place where they have done something similar,but im not able to replicate it.

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Hi Rahul,

 

Right now, using breakdowns to change table columns as might be known from Process Analytics requires defining inputs and custom attributes in the Knowledge Model. Using tabs can be a great alternative to achieve similar results. To do so you will simply put a similar table into each tab and adjust what you need to change.

imageLink: Views Layout (celonis.com)


Hi @Rashid Laamouri  Thank you for your input, i will try your suggestion in another view but i wanted to get the above breakdown.

I managed to get the breakdown. But it is not coming in distinct . Any ideas how to get the values distinct?image


Hi @Rashid Laamouri  Thank you for your input, i will try your suggestion in another view but i wanted to get the above breakdown.

I managed to get the breakdown. But it is not coming in distinct . Any ideas how to get the values distinct?image

Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?


Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?

Hi @Rashid Laamouri  I got the breakdown as a dowpdown using the function inside the table, which is called "breakdownSelector".But even though i selected distinct to be True, it not taking the breakdown values as distinct but the combination of this breakdown and other KPis as distinct

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Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?

Hi @Rahul Bhat , the distinct selected as True on the table level is for the rows, that's why you get the combination of this breakdown and other KPis as distinct and it should work like that, so that's fine.

But I am still not sure if I get your problem, you mean when you click on the dropdown buttom you get no distinct values?


Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?

Hi @Rashid Laamouri Oh okay. I was not aware of that distinct feature for the table level.

What i am having issue currrently is that the values from the breakdown field are not distinct.

For example, from the screenshot below there are multiple "Mixed" value, but i only want one and all the other KPIs to be having the grouped value for this breakdown.

imageI have done that in analysis

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Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?

HI @Rahul Bhat so I see it shoud be an aggregation Problem.

Sometimes when using some complex component like this dynamic breakdowns or Profile views etc..., this will distort the aggregation: it takes somehow the identifier of the record as reference for the aggregation and not the specified column, that why i am a person that always loves to keep the things very simple like the suggested solution above.

If you insist to do the dynamic solution, I think you need to create a new Table with order Type and the other KPIs as columns, so you need to do the same work on SQL-Vertika and then create a record in KM with this table as reference, so the identifier will be unique and should the dynamic breakdown work fine hopefully.

As you read, it is very time consuming... but you are free to choose the right thing for you


Hi @Rahul Bhat, I am glad to know that you managed to get the breakdown. Did you use a custom attribute for the dropdown to gt distinct values or how you did it?

Hi @Rashid Laamouri 

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I feel ,as you said this is a very time consuming.

I will try making it as a tab as you mentioned.

Thank you for all your support


Hi Rahul,

 

Right now, using breakdowns to change table columns as might be known from Process Analytics requires defining inputs and custom attributes in the Knowledge Model. Using tabs can be a great alternative to achieve similar results. To do so you will simply put a similar table into each tab and adjust what you need to change.

imageLink: Views Layout (celonis.com)

Hi @Rashid Laamouri 

can you please guide me how you have styled the tab?

 


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