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Hi
I have a pivot table with 2 expressions a & b, lets say a=sum(1) and b=sum(2).
Dimension "x" takes 5 values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
I want to display expression a for dimension values 1, 2, 4, and expression b for dimension values 1, 2, 3, 5.
How can I do this?
Thx - Marcel
Hello,
I think I could manage your problem, see the example in attach.
It is not good from performance reasons, but it works.
I wish it helps.
Nik.
You can write expression with SET analysis
Dimension:- x
Expression a:- Sum({< x ={1,2,4} > } Value)
Expression b:- Sum({< x = {1,2,3,5}>} Value)
set conditionnal expression as match(x,'1','2','3','4','5') and so on
Hi
thank you for the proposal, however it does not work. The expression column is still shown, only the values are set to 0. I want to hide the expression column, not just set the values to 0.
thx - Marcel
SUM of What ? Assuming Sales...
SUM({$<x = {'1','2','4'}>}Sales)
SUM({$<x = {'1','2','3','5'}>}Sales)
Hi
thank you for the proposal, however it does not work. The expression column is still shown, only the values are set to 0. I want to hide the expression column, not just set the values to 0.
thx - Marcel
Can you provide some sample data in excel file... only 10-15 lines along with your requirements?
I'd like to suppress the columns, not only set the values to 0.
1.) Using match(x,'1','2','3','4','5') in the condition of the formula always removes the formula.
2.) Using match(x,'1','2','3','4','5') in the expression just puts values to 0.
So this is not the solution for my request.
see attachment.
Not possible in Pivot Table as far as you have values for other Dimensions...