I want to put a period filter like this so that when the user checks the boolean, the data of the months associated with the year will be shown in the below grid.
Need some help with this.
Create a filter module dimensioned with the same time as the module where you want to apply the filter. One line item (LI) with Year format and formula of
PARENT(ITEM(Time))
Call this LI as Year
Another LI. LI format will be boolean and the formula will be
Select Filter Year.Boolean[LOOKUP: Year]
Call this line item as Filter Year
Then in your Employee Expense module, apply the filter in the columns. This is what the NUX view should look like
Add a Users dimension to make sure that user selections do not clash
Thanks, Anirudh!
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