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 nenadvukovic
		
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		Hi - In a pivot or straight tbale I would like to eliminate rows where the result of the set analysis = 0.
I've tried if(MyExpr = 0, null(), MyExpr) with Suppress Null Values but no luck
I've also tried Dimension Limits and no luck again
Thx
 
					
				
		
 lironbaram
		
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		the reason the first two rows appears is because of the value in column 3
you need to put inside the expression reference to column 2 that says that if it's null then make the third column null also
second option is to replace the first expression with calculated dimension , that way you can suppress null
on the calculated dimension , you should note that this solution might cause performance issues
 
					
				
		
Go to properties, Presentation, select the field you want to supress 0 values, and in the bottom left side of presentation flap you will see an option "Supress cero values"
Hope it helps!
Best regards!
Jonathan.
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 jpenuliar
		
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		Chart Properties, Presentation Tab, Tick/Untick "Suppress Zero Values"
 
					
				
		
 nenadvukovic
		
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		This does not help. It is check by default.
In the expression part I've marked those I am not interested in as Null() as I wrote in my initial message. The question here is how tho show only lines marked in yellow? Thank you

 
					
				
		
 lironbaram
		
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		the reason the first two rows appears is because of the value in column 3
you need to put inside the expression reference to column 2 that says that if it's null then make the third column null also
second option is to replace the first expression with calculated dimension , that way you can suppress null
on the calculated dimension , you should note that this solution might cause performance issues
 
					
				
		
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		Thank you Liron. I used your first suggestion and got what I wanted to get.
