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I have a table with the Dynamic billing performed during every day of the month.
At the end of the table I have the total accomplished using the dimensionality and SecondaryDimensionality function.
The data are 100% correct.
What happens is that I have 3 lines in total, Held, Meta and efficiency and only Held in data from day to day as print Imagem1.
There is like leaving the entire table with only one line and Total with 3 lines?
Best I am able to offer right now is this
One shows subtotals for the three at the bottom and other one doesn't show subtotals at all. We can further play around with this, but wanted to know if this is even worth effort . If this isn't looking useful, then may be someone else can offer help. Also, if someone else want to take it further, I am attaching the qvw file to look at.
Best,
Sunny
Yes,
Properties>Presentation Tab>Dimensions and Expressions>Check 'Show Partial Sums' for only first dimension and uncheck 'Show Partial Sum for all others.
Note: Just select for first dimension and you'll get only one total for that particular dimensions you've checked and rest of the dimensions will not show totals.
It would not be the request or need
sorry, I did not understand your question?
You can check the attached .docx ? there put a better explanation .
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I still do not understand what you want? I've checked your attachment doc and I'm sorry to say it doesn't explains correctly.
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1.What you've
2.What you need
3. What problem you facing while doing it.
Thanks.
Maybe stalwar1 can help you?
Best I am able to offer right now is this
One shows subtotals for the three at the bottom and other one doesn't show subtotals at all. We can further play around with this, but wanted to know if this is even worth effort . If this isn't looking useful, then may be someone else can offer help. Also, if someone else want to take it further, I am attaching the qvw file to look at.
Best,
Sunny
Okay, this seems like taking it all the way now
=Pick(Dim, Sum(Value), If(Dimensionality() = 1, Sum(Value)), If(Dimensionality() = 1, 13627), If(Dimensionality() = 1, Num(Sum(Value)/13627, '##.00%')))