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Hi Friends,
I have one situation, I have one pivot table and in which one column is from inline table and wrote expression for each measure, now I only want to suppress those rows which are fully zero for all measures like below screen shot, how can I achieve this
Hi Agnivesh,
If Suppress Zero Values is checked in the Presentation tab that should hide dimension values where both measures are zero. If one measure is non-zero the dimension values will still be shown.
Country | State | Variety | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
A | A1 | Green | Sum(Amount) | 19 |
Sum(Value) | 2 | |||
Orange | Sum(Amount) | 2 | ||
Sum(Value) | 0 | |||
Red | Sum(Amount) | 1 | ||
Sum(Value) | 0 | |||
Yellow | Sum(Amount) | 4 | ||
Sum(Value) | 24 | |||
A2 | Green | Sum(Amount) | 25 | |
Sum(Value) | 14 | |||
Orange | Sum(Amount) | 5 | ||
Sum(Value) | 22 | |||
B | B1 | Green | Sum(Amount) | 22 |
Sum(Value) | 24 | |||
Orange | Sum(Amount) | 21 | ||
Sum(Value) | 0 | |||
B2 | Green | Sum(Amount) | 25 | |
Sum(Value) | 0 | |||
Orange | Sum(Amount) | 24 | ||
Sum(Value) | 11 | |||
Yellow | Sum(Amount) | 26 | ||
Sum(Value) | 0 |
Regards
Andrew
thanks,
but when we doing pivoting over measure field , then this is not happening .
May be this?
=Pick(Match(Measure,'One','Two'),
If(sum(Value)>0,Aggr(sum(Value),Country, State,Variety, Measure, Year)),
If(sum(Amount)>0,Aggr(sum(Amount),Country, State, Variety,Measure, Year))
)
i tried this option also but not working