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How to pass on filter with a drill down from analysis to another one (From different subject area)

Hello,
I'm struggling to pass on filter from a drill down (using the action link to another analysis). The problem is that in the child analysis I do have the "Customer name" = "as prompted" but the "customer name" column has a different name in the parent analysis and child analysis (different subject area but the table itself is identical). So when I click on the "customer name" column on a row from the parent analysis, OBIEE does bring me to the child analysis but show ALL customers, not the one I clicked on...
Any idea how to achieve this? Is there a way to set a presentation variable on a drill down so I can use the value in a different subject area?
Thanks,
Yann
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Hi,
Did you try keeping the names same in both the subject areas, for example, "Subject Area 1".Customer."Customer Name" and "Subject Area 2".Customer."Customer Name"? This works without issues.
Regards,
Manoj.
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If you have a single dimension which is shared between the two subject areas then it should have a common name.
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Hello and thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I don't have control over the column names as they are built-in in the subject area. In one subject area it is called "Customers"."Account" and the other one "Customer"."Account, so there is a difference of one extra "s"... but again it is the same table. I however have the same column heading name but that doesn't help.
So far it seems that the only way to pass over the filter to a different subject area (and a different column name) is through Go URL which I was trying to avoid... but if anybody has an idea how to achieve the desired result without it, please let me know...
Thanks
Yann
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Thanks for the update.
Then in that case did you try using presentation variable? I think we can use presentation variables at dashboard level so that they can be used across pages.
Regards,
Manoj.
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