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how to make separate column in the straight table for each element in the column

Can you please any one give a solution of how to create the following table that I am attaching a snap shot of my requirement.

in this nsapshot Physician, Speciality, Month, Codetype are Column Names and CT, MRI, NM, US, etc. are the values in CodeType column.

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

Add a new chart object. Choose as chart type the Pivot Table. Add four dimensions

1. Physician

2. Specialty

3. Month

4. CodeType

Next add as expression: count(adm)

Click Finish. Right click the new pivot table and select properties. On the Presentation tab select Always Fully Expanded. Next select Totals on Top. Select the dimensions Physician and Month and enable Show Partial Sums. Click OK to close the properties window.

Now drag the Month header to the right and up. As soon as you see a horizontal blue line drop it. You should now have a pivot table pretty much like in your screenshot.


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Gysbert_Wassenaar

If you want a column for each CodeType value you'll have to use expressions and hardcode the values in the expressions if you want to use a straight table. Otherwise use a pivot table like in your screenshot.

CT:   count({<CodeType={'CT'}>} SomeValue)

MRI: count({<CodeType={'MRI'}>} SomeValue)

NM:  count({<CodeType={'NM'}>} SomeValue)

...etc


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Thanks for your repsonse Gysbert,

Thanks Gysber your Expression is working fine..How we can get the Months one row above the codetype value..

Regards,

Ramesh

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How can we do it with Pivot table , can you please explain it Gysbert

Regards,

Ramesh

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Add a new chart object. Choose as chart type the Pivot Table. Add four dimensions

1. Physician

2. Specialty

3. Month

4. CodeType

Next add as expression: count(adm)

Click Finish. Right click the new pivot table and select properties. On the Presentation tab select Always Fully Expanded. Next select Totals on Top. Select the dimensions Physician and Month and enable Show Partial Sums. Click OK to close the properties window.

Now drag the Month header to the right and up. As soon as you see a horizontal blue line drop it. You should now have a pivot table pretty much like in your screenshot.


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Hi Gysbert, Thanks for your reply, I have follow you approach but I am unable to drag the month column header.

Please do this for me with patience.I am attaching the file.

Regards,

Ramesh

Gysbert_Wassenaar

In your pivot chart the option Allow Pivoting was disabled. Enable it and you'll be able to drag and drop the dimension.


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Yes, I have done it, but I am getting only vertical blue line with arrow pointing towards up.can you please say

Regards

Ramesh

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Hai Gysbert,

Can you send me your personal mailid,I will send my QVds' and requirement. Can you please make a solution for this  requirement.

Regards,

Ramesh.