We have a report requirement of printing Inventory Items from SOLine table in tabular format. We have achieved this using tabular format, but now the issue is we need only 3 columns at a time. How can we do this?
Right now we are getting result like this.
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is it possible to view raw data data build table? For example example if I clicked one of this number is it possible to see all raw rows that was summarize in columns customer, finance, etc. I am looking for some view that is using in pivot tables in excel/google sheets. There are option that if you clicked in one cell there will be created new tab with filtered source data.
You can use the drillthrough feature to accomplish this. Basically, create a second page and create a table with all the data you want to see.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-drillthrough
I am trying to populate a second table from a source table using 3 matching criteria. This is one of many files that I need to do this on a monthly basis. If I have to include the name manager as one of the options, then I will have to create new "Names" every month. I am not sure.
The sample s/sheet shows the source table and the results table. https://1drv.ms/x/s!An8dvvJR5cTfhLJefK-KPaXujRymkg
Your biggest problem is that you are entering data into a report layout and then you want to report on that report. That is always difficult.
The best-practice approach is to unpivot your source data into a flat table. Then you can build any report you like with just a few clicks.
Ideally, your source data should have columns for
company
month
"type A" ( -- this should be either budget or actual)
"type B" ( -- this should be Net revenue or Contribution margins or Net earnings)
value
If your data is in a flat table like this, you can build the report in the top of your sheet and you can build the report in the bottom of your sheet with a pivot table and just a few clicks.
I don't support bad data architecture, so I won't post formulas to convert the top report to the bottom report. The whole idea is just wrong.
If your data input is in the shape of the top report, I strongly suggest you look into Power Query for getting the source table into a format that can be used for follow-on reporting.
I am trying to make a simple bug viewer with Excel. I think I need a pivot table for this.
I have attached a screen shot of what I have got so far. What I would like, is instead of the 'Count of x' columns, is the actual data to be displayed.
My data table is formatted as follows:
Thank you very much,
Richard Hughes
You cannot have the actual text displayed in those columns. The columns show aggregated data. You can have counts and sums, averages, etc.
I think that what you want is the "classic" pivot table view. Go into the pivot table options, Display tab and select "Classic Pivottable Layout".
Then add the data you want to see as "Row Labels" not Values. You might want to keep a count of ID as a value. Is that better?
I have a report where I have 50+ fields and I am exporting this report from crystal to excel. Once in excel the data columns are the proper width but the headings are truncated. Is there a way to get the headings to dynamically expand like the data does?
Have you tried using the grid line tools to line up all your columns and headers? Ensure snap to grid is on and that all headers/fields are the same size on screen.
Basically you want the crystal report in the designer to look similar to an excel report; with all the headers and fields in a grid like structure.
Crystal also produced a document many moons ago when they were owned by Seagate describing how to avoid formatting problems when exporting to excel. Check it out HERE
This helped me a load when I had to build stock reports and summaries for one of my customers.
Please move to an appropriate forum if it doesn't belong here.
I've a data feed that represents some multidimensional data in star schema.
e.g. /Products /SalesYear /SalesContact /Region /Salesdata
Now I want to render this data in a simple tabular view
example
2005 2006 2007
Product1
Category1 27m$ 30m$ 35m$
Category2 9m$ 1m$ 11m$
Product2
Category1 27m$ 30m$ 35m$
Category2 9m$ 1m$ 11m$
Are there any standard algorithm or techniques that can be used to display this kind of data?
[EDIT]
What I need essentially is an efficient method to build an in-memory cube like powerpivot does but at a smaller scale.
I think you could use a modified version of this answer by #Dick Kusleika: Convert row with columns of data into column with multiple rows in Excel 2007. Note that this solution does not the nested rows under Product1/Product2 that you have above, but my guess is you could pretty easily modify the solution to handle two row headings: column A would contain product name and column B would contain the category.
EDIT: I misunderstood and thought you were trying to get the data out of that format, not in to that format.
If you have Excel 2010, the PowerPivot plugin can consume OData fields directly (found the answer on the OData.org consumers page. If you have an older Excel, you might still be able to pull the data in with Get External Data From Web. You may need to throw a proxy page (ASP.NET, PHP, whatever you're comfortable with) in-between that understands JSON and transform it into an HTML table. Get External Data From Web will definitely understand how to read data from a standard table.
Once you have the data in a normalized sheet in Excel, it should only be a matter of inserting a Pivot Table that uses that range as it's data source.