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Hi All,
I need help on the following pivot table configurations:
1. When I click on (1) [Capture001], I will get [Capture002], which is what I am expecting.
2. When I click on (2) [Capture001], I will get [Capture003], which is not good for me.
3. After I get [Capture002] when I click on ‘Bond’ I will then get [Capture004], again, this is not good for me too.
4. I am trying to achieve: regardless I click on (1) or (2) in [Capture001], I will always get the result as shown in [Capture002] only. Alternatively to disable the clickable function of (2) would be a great solution for me.
I have attached my working file as Razor for your advices.
Many Thanks!
Heok
Change your expressions to disregard some or all selections. For example to disregard all selections:
Change
SUM({<keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
into:
SUM({1<keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
If you want to disregard selections in specific fields you can do that too. For example
SUM({<KeyProduct=,keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
See attached qvw.
You have Suppress When Value is Null checked for every dimension.
When I uncheck for all but the 1st dimension, the pivottable behaves much better.
Change your expressions to disregard some or all selections. For example to disregard all selections:
Change
SUM({<keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
into:
SUM({1<keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
If you want to disregard selections in specific fields you can do that too. For example
SUM({<KeyProduct=,keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization)
See attached qvw.
I go for the solution of SUM({1<keyExpType={'MTM'}>}peakUtilization). It does just what I need! Thanks!