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Hello,
I've got a pivot table with dimension Customer and expressions Amount + Period.
There are two selection tables: Customer and Period.
When I change the Customer or the Period the Amount is changing.
I want to create a second Pivot table with dimension Customer and expression Amount.
When I change the Period in my selection table, I want the first Pivot table to change the Amount and the second pivot table not.
Is it possible to ignore one of the selection tables in a Pivot table?
Hi,
You need to include set analysis to ignore the selection.
Try below expression in your second pivot.
Sum({<Period = >}Amount)
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Hello,
Yes it is possible you may restrict the selection by adding Set Analysis in your expression.
By this way, if you have two pivot tables A and B then A will change and B will remain same.
Thanks
Advait
Hi,
You need to include set analysis to ignore the selection.
Try below expression in your second pivot.
Sum({<Period = >}Amount)
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki