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How to Avoid repeated values in Straight Table, or merging the values based on one column

I have straight tables which have 10 more columns, Column CLAIMS & EXPENSES have value for each Part Number.

But i need to show only one value not to repeat on next row. Due to this while export and check the sum in Excel Sum values doubles.

If there is any way to avoid this? Is there any merge option for this type of problem.

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Anonymous
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LOL! What if there are two legit values repeating in two rows?? For e.g. it can happen that two records have the same CLAIMS value!

stabben23
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

I do believe that a Dimensiontable have one or many attribute Connected to Partnumber.

Anonymous
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I meant to reply to Mathias - this formatting option would make legit values white.

stabben23
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Partner - Master

you are right about that, bad idea anyway.

m_s
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Partner - Creator II

Tbh I missed the "export to excel"-thing and thought it was purely visual. It is not a big deal though, just move the expression from text color to the actual expression:

if (above(Sum(xxx))=Sum(xxx), Null(), Sum(xxx))

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Cheers,

Mathias

stabben23
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Partner - Master

So here you want to use null in secon row? Different Partnumber but same claim. This is not a fix and trix in layout, he must found the root cause to what ends up in  duplicated rows.

Anonymous
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Correct Staffan, if same claim number for different PN# will affect this formula...

Anonymous
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The expression should match the criteria if Part Number is same this formula would work, if not keep as it is.