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LOAD * INLINE [
Field, David, Mark, Lea, Nathalie, John
Country, Poland, Poland, England, England, France
Town, Krakow, Krakow, Leeds, London, Paris
Pet, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Dog, Bear
];
I would like to have the result like in the green Table box, but instead of a table box I would like to use a straight table ... BUT without having to populate the names manually (I have many of them and keep growing).
Thank You,
Raphael
Use crosstable() like:
Crosstable(Names,Values) LOAD * INLINE [
Field, David, Mark, Lea, Nathalie, John
Country, Poland, Poland, England, England, France
Town, Krakow, Krakow, Leeds, London, Paris
Pet, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Dog, Bear
];
And then use pivot in the UI
Have you considered using The Crosstable Load?
CrossTable (Name, Data)
LOAD * INLINE [
Field, David, Mark, Lea, Nathalie, John
Country, Poland, Poland, England, England, France
Town, Krakow, Krakow, Leeds, London, Paris
Pet, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Dog, Bear
];
Use crosstable() like:
Crosstable(Names,Values) LOAD * INLINE [
Field, David, Mark, Lea, Nathalie, John
Country, Poland, Poland, England, England, France
Town, Krakow, Krakow, Leeds, London, Paris
Pet, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Dog, Bear
];
And then use pivot in the UI
Thanks, I did , also did consider Generic loading but that is nor what I am after.
Then what exactly are you trying to get?
Thank you that is what I was after
I was after the below from Tresesco, just I did not specify it correctly, I did not realize you could use a Pivot table for that, thank you.