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Dear,
Community.
Scenario:
How can i use cross table function to make 4 dimensions as One Dimension. and similarly next four dimensions as another dimension.
please see the attach files.
what would be the best approch to full fill the requirment.
Hi.
Just rearrange your fields in a load statement and use two separate loads:
(ID is used as a key to connect the tables)
Crosstable([Consultancy], [Consultancy Value], 9)
LOAD
rowno() as ID,
Depatment,
Designation,
[Hiring Target],
[YTD Offers Extended],
[Rejected Offers],
Drops,
[Pending Offers],
[Outstanding Offers],
[Consultancy A],
[Consultancy B],
[Consultancy C],
[Consultancy D]
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Crosstable([In Processing Consultancy], [In Processing Consultancy Value], 1)
LOAD
rowno() as ID,
[In Processing Consultancy A],
[In Processing Consultancy B],
[In Processing Consultancy C],
[In Processing Consultancy D],
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Hi.
Just rearrange your fields in a load statement and use two separate loads:
(ID is used as a key to connect the tables)
Crosstable([Consultancy], [Consultancy Value], 9)
LOAD
rowno() as ID,
Depatment,
Designation,
[Hiring Target],
[YTD Offers Extended],
[Rejected Offers],
Drops,
[Pending Offers],
[Outstanding Offers],
[Consultancy A],
[Consultancy B],
[Consultancy C],
[Consultancy D]
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Crosstable([In Processing Consultancy], [In Processing Consultancy Value], 1)
LOAD
rowno() as ID,
[In Processing Consultancy A],
[In Processing Consultancy B],
[In Processing Consultancy C],
[In Processing Consultancy D],
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Data);
Dear,
Thanks it works like a charm.
Thanks,
Mukram.