Can I combine columns to create one column for a pie chart/bar graph visual?
In Salesforce, about 9 checkbox fields track whether a member signed up for that specific event.
For example:
But when creating a pie chart or bar graph, this becomes problematic because they are all separate rows. Is there a way to combine the data so I can have a member count for how many members signed up for Event 1 and so on?
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You can use a dataflow / magic Etl to pivot your dataset so that you have the columns member and event and signed up and then filter for signed up = TRUE
You can then use that output dataset in your pie chart with the event as the series and do a count of the members
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You can use a dataflow / magic Etl to pivot your dataset so that you have the columns member and event and signed up and then filter for signed up = TRUE
You can then use that output dataset in your pie chart with the event as the series and do a count of the members
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@GrantSmith Could you elaborate on how I can do that in an ETL?
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