I am creating a pivot table that has 4 different categories. When I add the 4th category, the "column names" on the y-axis collapses and just says "4 columns". I would like this to continue to display the column names. Is there a way to do this so that my category names don't collapse after the 4th is entered? Below is a screenshot of what I am referring to:enter image description here
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Hi everyone,
I have a bar chart as shown in the screenshot above. The order for first 2 bars are correct, but the order for subsequence bars in the chart are wrong. The 3rd bar should be the category of 2% - 3% and the 4th bar should be 3% - 5% etc... The correct sequence should follow the 1st column of my table below:
I tried the sorting option in the chart but no matter what I choose, it doesn't achieve my goal. May I know is there any way that I can use to achieve the order that I want? Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Try a custom sort:
*Completed based on data provided
Click on 'Enter Data' under 'Home' in the table view
Create 2 columns: 1 that has the same name as the column you want to sort. 2 Order column with the custom order for these values.
Enter each bar name in the [Class] column and the position you want it in, in the Order column. 1 means you want it to be first.
Select the new table and select the column that you want to custom sort. When you select it, the column tools toolbar will automatically appear.
Select 'Sort by Column' under 'Column tools' and select 'Order' this will order the Class column by the numbers you have entered.
Unselected the used field that has not been custom sorted and tick the new field with the same name under TABLE 'SortOrder'.
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How can I show or Hide column based on condition.
For example I have column name employees and there is parameter called $country(drop down list). I want that employee column only show on report when country US or Canada is chosen by user else that column does not show on report. How to add that condition on visible property of column. Is there any other steps as well to attain these results?
Thanks.
let's say if you are using text-field do display employee name,in style tab of text-field there is a property called visible,by default it will be true,click on plus sign of that property and you can right you condition there, like below
=IF([country]="US";"true";"false")
I'm looking to merge vertical rows for only a single column of my report, so that when that column has lots of data, it doesn't force the left rows to expand.
The answer appears to be using a matrix (e.g. SSRS tablix Merging cells vertically problem), but I'm not clear how it would work in this case.
For example, in the screen-shot below, I'd like to spread the confirmation footer text through the following 4 rows, so that the first row (Sales Contact, Angela Thomson, Confirmation Footer, The credit card used...) is the same width as the others and that the Sales Contact info on the left is not pushed down (i.e. the Title row should be just below Sales Contact, and not have all that space in between.
Any thoughts on this?
You could use a series of nested tablixes. Create each tablix in your report then drag and drop into the main tablix until you get the effect you're after. (nested data regions reference).
Here's the design of 3 nested tablixes
Here's the preview of the report
I have a UNION report which contains 2 criteria. First Criteria contains all the individual values i.e. Student ID, Maths Mark, Science Marks. The 2nd criteria contains the TOTAL of Maths and Science Marks of all the students. In the 2nd criteria I need to show GRAND TOTAL as a ROW HEADER. How can be achieved?
You will need to create a pivot table:
Create a pivot table view, then Edit the pivot table view and move the attributes to the desired sections (Rows, Columns, and Measures). Drag and drop them until it looks like what you need.
In the pivot table view editor pane, next to the TOTAL column, change the Default Aggregation to Sum.
Next to the Student ID column (I presume it should be under the Rows section of the pivot table), click on the Sigma icon (Σ) icon.
Change the aggregation to display "Before" (I assume by Row header, you mean that you need the GRAND TOTAL to display to the left of the Student's marks.
Please let me know if this helps.
Ok, so I'm pretty new to Cocoa, especially Bindings, but here's what I'm trying to do. I've got a Core Data model consisting of two entities: Category and Item. Category has a to-many relationship to Item called children, and Item has a relationship to Category called parent. Item has two attributes that Category does not have: quantity and desiredQuantity. What I'd like to do is display the tree in an NSOutlineView with two columns. One column is bound to the name of either the Category or the Item. I want to the second column to display something along the lines of
2 of 5
for the Item rows and nothing at all for the Category rows. When I use a display pattern, the Category rows end up showing
of
I noticed that if I don't use a display pattern for the second column, and instead just bind its Value to either the quantity or the desiredQuantity, the Category rows show nothing; its only if I try to use the display pattern.
How can I make it display nothing for the Category rows and still use the display pattern? Or can I?
Edit:
I guess I didn't explain what the NotApplicable marker has to do with anything - Category does have properties for quantity and desiredQuantity, but they just return NSNotApplicableMarker.
This looks like a job for a custom NSFormatter or just a read-only NSString property called "paginationString" ...