In this tutorial I run through a unique example that recently came up on the Enterprise DNA Support Forum.<\/p>\n
This example looks to solve how to showcase cumulative total comparisons, but to only have one part of the visualization affected by a slicer selection on dates.<\/p>\n
This is relevant if you wanted to showcase information or values versus forecasts but you wanted to be able to adjust the date range you are looking at for your actual values and leave your forecasts as they are.<\/p>\n
We look to use a duplicate date table to solve for this scenario.<\/p>\n
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