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zarmoton
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How to hide some rows based of criteria resulting from a complex expression ?

hello

I would like to hide some rows in a pivot table based on the result of differents columns in expression a bit complex.

like this example


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thk you for your help

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marcus_sommer

My suggestion was more a general approach, but it always depend on the individual case. It's quite complicated to solve this with a single expression, but with two expressions it's quite easy - see the example.

- Marcus

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marcus_sommer

In both columns must be a condition like:

if(IsNull(expression2012) or IsNull(expression2013), null(), expression2012)

and then hide null-values in tab presentation.

- Marcus

Gysbert_Wassenaar

See attached qvw.


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gysbert - i love your solutions, you are very good - however sometimes it is not obvious to us rookies to see what you have done. Could you maybe write a small note on how you did it or why?

Just a future advice which could be nice if you adapted - Even though i know you already put a lot of work into it

zarmoton
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Hi Gysbert,

Thk you

But the attached file seems empty.

I don’t see my example with your correction

Thank you for your help

Regards,

zarmoton
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Hi Thomas,

Can you see something in the document proposed by Gysbert ?

Me, i see a blank document

If yes, can you copy/paste the solution/ (content of the expression) ?

thank you

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Nope its blank here also

zarmoton
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Thk you Marcus

I don't understand what do you propose, for me there is only one expression.
So how to apply that: if(IsNull(expression2012) or IsNull(expression2013), null(), expression2012)

can you try to open my qvw as example, and propose a solution ?

thk you for your help

marcus_sommer

My suggestion was more a general approach, but it always depend on the individual case. It's quite complicated to solve this with a single expression, but with two expressions it's quite easy - see the example.

- Marcus

ljackson
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Blank here too!