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Hi All,
struggling to achive some functionality. Looks like below.
Group Dimension -------------------------------------------------->
Dimension 1 ¦ Dimension 2 ¦ Col Expression1 ¦ Col Expression2 ¦ Col Expression2 ¦ Col Expression2
So basically, i dont want Col expression1 to be grouped. Possible?
Ok, you can try using two calculated dimensions for the 12wk Avg and 4wk Avg columns. If you have a Date field then those expressions would look something like this:
aggr(avg({<Date={'>$(=max(Date)-84)<=$(=max(Date))'}>}Value),Supplier,Product)
aggr(avg({<Date={'>$(=max(Date)-28)<=$(=max(Date))'}>}Value),Supplier,Product)
May be you can use Col Expression 1 as a Calculated Dimension with Aggr in Pivot Table.
But without looking your sample file or application, difficult to give an accurate reply.
I'm afraid I don't understand what you're trying to do. Can you give an example? Perhaps a mockup of the result in an excel file?
sure, the expressions are averages based on a dynamic date range, The grouping effectively provides the detail.
Ok, you can try using two calculated dimensions for the 12wk Avg and 4wk Avg columns. If you have a Date field then those expressions would look something like this:
aggr(avg({<Date={'>$(=max(Date)-84)<=$(=max(Date))'}>}Value),Supplier,Product)
aggr(avg({<Date={'>$(=max(Date)-28)<=$(=max(Date))'}>}Value),Supplier,Product)
Perfect! Thank you Gysbert!