How to display all request no and if for a request no there is no Montant so I need to display null
This question is answered here. It is just an Excel PivotTable option to show rows with no data.
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I'm facing the following problem. I have a very large excel sheet in the format attached as a picture. For reasons beyond my control the basic formatting of this sheet needs to be maintained as people with no skill want to be able to edit this.
However, I need to work with the content and as it is quite large, it is really unreadable. So what I wanted to do is to be able to find the tasks belonging to different departments and the different people. My approach was to create two pivot tables where I want a dropdown list with either the department or the person to be able to filter on the tasks that that belong to each of them. I have found how to filter on a dropdown menu, however this is for column entries. What I want to do is to filter on the column labels and then display the tasks for which the column I selected is non empty.
I need some help on the direction in which I need to search for the answer to this problem as I'm currently lost in solutions that have nothing to do with this problem.
Thanks in advance
You can use Power Query Excel 2010+ you can download and activate easily or by default in 2016 version. There you can keep this format for your users and a pivot table for control.
Can anyone explain how to add row headers to the following query? I'm sure there is a way, surprised that the column headers appear but the row headers are null.
By row headers I mean the top of the returned data, in gray that actually shows the name of the row returned.enter image description here
That is SSMS and the way it displays the data.
In MDX Studio we get this:
...but SSMS and MDXStudio are not front end clients so this is just the way they have been designed.
If you are using say Excel as a front-end then you will maybe use a pivot-table to display the data - column headers will be the same as any other pivot table
If you are using SSRS then you can name the columns in your Datasets.
Other front-end clients will deal with this differently.
I create Measure on SSAS Cube ,i already make formatString on Measure = #,##0;-#,##0;N/A;
i see on cube is good result
But when i get the result on excel the value became 0
Please help me. where do i was wrong.
Thank You.
You have made a pivottable of the results and the field that contains the N/A is in the value area. The value area works with agregates and so cant give you much else then a number (or percentage etc.) As far as I know excel won't allow the formatting you are trying to make in a pivottable value field.
If you absolutly need this exact formatting try the ssrs report builder, it has a lot more bells and whistles.
Is it possible to display the column name on top in MDX query.
Below is the Result of my MDX query. I want to display the Year column name at the top (Marked in Red)
blank amount(Measure)
ALL 1000
2010 500
2011 500
In above blank section, I want to display the attribute name of the dimension i.e. YEAR.
Thanks in advance
This information is available in the result that is coming back as answer to the MDX query, no matter if you get it back in multidimensional or in tabular form.
But what is displayed is totally dependent on the tool displaying the data.
Hi I have 3 pivot tables in same sheet and data source is danamically changing when refresh depend on the parameter value which is passing from the front end. It is a report and I have done the layout. But sometimes when the row count is more, Im getting above error message which is "A Pivot Table report cannot overlap another Pivot Table report" .
Do we have any setting to do setup to auto add cells depend on no of rows ? like in tables/data range ?
How can we resolve this issue dynamically ?
Thanks everyone in adavance.
If they are prone to change size there seems little to be gained from having them all in the same worksheet, so hold each in a separate worksheet. Otherwise you should be able to avoid the processing stalling due to overlap by spacing the PTs apart by more than enough blank rows/columns to allow room for as much expansion as would ever be required. If that means the PTs appear too far apart from one another for convenience hide the extra rows/columns until part of one or more PT spills into the hidden area and then unhide as required.