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Hi,
I have dimensions and expression in straight table as below
Dim1: ID
Dim2: IF(Match(Store,'AA'),Store)
Dim3:ENTER
Dim4:LEAVE
Dim5:IF(Match(Region,'US'),DATE_IN_US)
Dim6:NAME
Expr: 1
when I am sending data to excel expression is loading into table as column. Is there any way to stop the expression to load into excel.
I know if I disable the expression all the straight will be disable.
Please can anyone suggest me is there any way to do this.
Thanks.
Hi Amelia,
There is a workaround which you could do but doing this will hide the expression column in the screen and also in the Excel output.
As you are using a straight table, try doing the following:
Go to properties --> Select the 'Presentation' tab --> Select the expression field and select the option 'Hide Column'.
This will hide the column in the screen and also in the Excel output and will not disable the straight table.
add a lable to the dimension
HTH
! !If I understand correctly, You don't want to see the Expr: 1 which is your expression in Excel output..
Unfortunately its not possible to do it on a Pivot chart. However, my work around is as attached.
Thanks. this will pull the column any way. I want completely the column not to load into excel. is there any way.
Hi Amelia,
There is a workaround which you could do but doing this will hide the expression column in the screen and also in the Excel output.
As you are using a straight table, try doing the following:
Go to properties --> Select the 'Presentation' tab --> Select the expression field and select the option 'Hide Column'.
This will hide the column in the screen and also in the Excel output and will not disable the straight table.
there is only one column as expression as 1. remaining columns are dimensions. I have tried this if I hide expression it will completely hide the table.
is there any other solution? please suggest
no the it should not hide the table completely , I think it has some other problem ..can you please share your app lets have a check
I've attached a simple example which shows the table is visible even when the expression is hidden. But if you can, try sharing a scaled down version of your application which might help to identify the cause of the problem.
so Sorry!! I uncheck the box under expression. yes it I not hiding completely.
how to hide if it is pivot table? Is there any option?
go to expression :
On your expression their is conditional ...give false() here
and then go to presentation tab and un-check the suppress zero option