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Hi All,
It's possible to display straight table columns in horizontal. I tried Presentation tab but didn't help. I want to display in Table B view. Please see below. Any help greatly appreciated!
Table A
Company | SUM_1 (MTD) | SUM_1(YTD) | SUM_1(LTD) | SUM_2 (MTD) | SUM_2(YTD) | SUM_2(LTD) |
ABC | 1 | 2 | 3 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
Table B
Company | MTD | YTD | LTD |
ABC - SUM_1 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
ABC - SUM_2 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
Many Thanks,
Frank
Change the chart-type to pivot-table and you could drag dimensions and expression like you want.
- Marcus
Thanks Marcus. It works for MTD once I drag it as you said with Pivot table.
What I have is 3 SUM expressions with same Dimension for MTD, YTD, and LTD calculations. I want MTD, YTD, and LTD lables as my header and this dimension as the row.
Company | MTD | YTD | LTD | |
ABC | P&L | 1 | 4 | 7 |
ABC | Expenses | 2 | 5 | 8 |
ABC | FEES | 3 | 6 | 9 |
If you used MTD/YTD ... as a real dimension - maybe created withThe As-Of Table - you wouldn't need anything more. If not you need to create a calculated dimension, maybe per valuelist('MTD', 'YTD', 'LYTD') and which also must be integrated into your expressions, like:
pick(match(valuelist('MTD', 'YTD', 'LYTD'), 'MTD', 'YTD', 'LYTD'),
sum({ < FlagMTD = {1}>} [P&L]),
sum({ < FlagYTD = {1}>} [P&L]),
sum({ < FlagLYTD = {1}>} [P&L]))
- Marcus
Thanks Marcus. It's helpful to know.