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Hi,
In the Pivot table i have dragged a dimension in to columns and it created a blnk space in the Pivot header . Is it possible to remove it. Attached the snapshot for the reference.
Hi,
In the Pivot table i have dragged a dimension in to columns and it created a blnk space in the Pivot header . Is it possible to remove it. Attached the snapshot for the reference.
Hi,
In the Pivot table i have dragged a dimension in to columns and it created a blnk space in the Pivot header . Is it possible to remove it. Attached the snapshot for the reference.
Hi,
In the Pivot table i have dragged a dimension in to columns and it created a blnk space in the Pivot header . Is it possible to remove it. Attached the snapshot for the reference.
Yes You are right but how to remove it.
Yes You are right but how to remove it.
Hi
I think, its can't remove field, but can use custom format cell, and remove the border cell ..
Use Design grid for appear custom format cell
Hope that helps
Hi
I think, its can't remove field, but can use custom format cell, and remove the border cell ..
Use Design grid for appear custom format cell
Hope that helps
Hi,
Remove any spaces in the label field for all of your dimensions. Please see attached screenshot.
Regards,
Janzen
Hi,
Remove any spaces in the label field for all of your dimensions. Please see attached screenshot.
Regards,
Janzen
Thanks for your response Janzen, The screenshot is for the Qlikview 11. I am using Qlikview 10 . However i tried your option but still the space is there. I couldnt hide it.
Thanks for your response Janzen, The screenshot is for the Qlikview 11. I am using Qlikview 10 . However i tried your option but still the space is there. I couldnt hide it.
Hi.
You can't hide it in pivot since it's the header for your months dimension.
It's also used to drag'n'drop dimensions.
You could use straight table, but it results in a separate expression for each month.
Hi.
You can't hide it in pivot since it's the header for your months dimension.
It's also used to drag'n'drop dimensions.
You could use straight table, but it results in a separate expression for each month.