A strange selection

[Anonymous]

Hello guys,

a have a pivot table with these data inside:

PhotoID    Folder

1                   A

1                  B

2                  A

3                  B

Selecting the "B" folder, I'd like to see not only the pairs 1/B and 3/B but also the pair 1/A, thus all the occurrences of the photo/folders where a particular folder is at least one of the folder in which a photo is stored.

Hope it's clear, if not pls. tell me and I'll retry to explain much better.

Thanks.

N.

[dplr-rn · Accepted solution]

Thats the default behaviour. to override it you would need to use set analysis in your expression.
something like
Folder=,PhotoID=p(PhotoID)
breaking it down
Folder= ignore folder selection s
PhotoID=p(PhotoID) - all photo ids possible should be displayed

[Anonymous]

Pls. forgive me, but I haven't understand your suggestion: can you explain better how have I to use the set_analysis?

Thks.

N.

[gf]

Like this?

[Anonymous]

ok, what about managing these data with a pivot table?

I've added it to your sheet, but when I select the "A" folder, it returns only the "A" rows and not the pair 1/B

Thks.

N.

[sunny_talwar]

May be something like this

Avg({<Folder, PhotoID = p(PhotoID)>}1)

[Anonymous]

Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately, I'm not so skilled to catch you suggestion; would you mind to apply it to the qvw files I've attached previously?

Thks.

N.

[sunny_talwar · Accepted solution]

Attached (qvw and image)

[Anonymous]

ingenious solution, compliments!

Thanks to you and to all those who helped me.

N.