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Hi
I have a pivottable with an expression population and calls. If i add a dimension Period the calls should separated by Period but the population
should not change! See attached excel sheet.
Do you have any iedas?
Thanks
Juri
Maybe use this:
Count (DISTINCT {$<Jahr=,Monat=,PROD=,OWNERLOGIN=,Periode=,DETAIL=,Kontakttyp=>} TOTAL<New_Area> CID)
for the Population expression. This will make the expression ignore all chart dimensions except New_area (as this is the one you want to keep) .
Maybe use this:
Count (DISTINCT {$<Jahr=,Monat=,PROD=,OWNERLOGIN=,Periode=,DETAIL=,Kontakttyp=>} TOTAL<New_Area> CID)
for the Population expression. This will make the expression ignore all chart dimensions except New_area (as this is the one you want to keep) .
Thanks! Works perfectly! One more thing! Because only 2 Periods have Calles in but because of the population he now shows all the periods. How
Can I suppress Periods without Calls?
Thanks
Juri
Like that:
If(Count (DISTINCT TOTAL<Periode> ROW_ID)>0,Count (DISTINCT {$<Jahr=,Monat=,PROD=,OWNERLOGIN=,Periode=,DETAIL=,Kontakttyp=>} TOTAL<New_Area> CID))
Basically, the condition is Calls expression, with TOTAL<Periode> added just in case there is a New_Area with no calls in some period (presumably you wouldn't like to show nothing for Population in that case). If you can be absolutely sure there will be no cases like that, TOTAL<Periode> is not necessary and you coud write it like this:
If([Calls]>0,Count (DISTINCT {$<Jahr=,Monat=,PROD=,OWNERLOGIN=,Periode=,DETAIL=,Kontakttyp=>} TOTAL<New_Area> CID))