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Hi everyone,
I need a pivot table to ignore selections of the following fields: [Rating] [Date] [Progress] and [Is Current].
I know to normally add {1} to set analysis in the measure, but this pivot table doesn't use a typical measure with a sum/count/avg/etc. function, so I don't know how to incorporate set analysis into it and use {1}.
These are my dimensions/measures:
Row Dimension: Category
Column Dimension: Date
Measure:
= If(IsNull([Rating]),'Not Rated',[Rating])
& ' ' &
Pick(WildMatch([Progress], 'Steady Performance', 'Negative Performance', 'Positive Performance') + 1, '', chr($(ASCII.RightTriangle)), chr($(ASCII.DownTriangle)), chr($(ASCII.UpTriangle)))
Note: I have my chart calculation condition set to GetPossibleCount([Program]) = 1
I'm attaching a sample data set and screenshot of what the pivot table looks like. The pivot works as is, but again, I don't want it to respond to selections of the fields mentioned above. I would also be okay with an expression that keeps the pivot table from responding to selections of any field.
Please help! Thanks!
You can try this way?
= If(IsNull([Rating]),'Not Rated',[Rating])
& ' ' &
Pick(WildMatch(Only({<[Rating]=, [Date]=, [Progress]=, [Is Current]>} [Progress]), 'Steady Performance', 'Negative Performance', 'Positive Performance') + 1, '', chr($(ASCII.RightTriangle)), chr($(ASCII.DownTriangle)), chr($(ASCII.UpTriangle)))
That didn't work.