I have a lot of tables in powerdesigner.
But I want to know one table's references. Do you know how to get them?
tips:
powerdesigner version:15.1.0
I've found it in the table view.
properties-dependencies
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I have a Bill of Materials that looks like this inside of it
But for various reasons my ERP will only allow me to export the BOM as an .xlsx that looks like this
Where each member item is tied to the member item above. These means when I make a pivot table and try to find the member items of just my product, it'll only give me Assembly 1 and 3 and then I have to do another pivot table to find 1 and 3 and so forth. Some of my BOM's are 6 levels deep and making a table for each sub assembly is not ideal. Anyone have any ideas of how to handle this? My thoughts are to use something like pandas and script it out, but I wasn't sure if there was a method inside Excel that I was missing that might cover this. My end goal is to recreate something like the first picture, although the nesting isn't necessary.
I would suggest to make a table as below in Ms Access.
Table
Then make a Query as below
query
You will get a result like this.
Query result
And copy this data and paste it into excel.
Make some rules in excel, and you will get the result you wanted to.
I am using SolverStudio to solve a problem which will require me to create ALOT of Data items in the Data Items Editor
In the image in the link you would add a data item by entering in the name cell range and optionally index range. Would it be possible to add data items using VBA or something similar as I have ALOT of data items to add so anything that would make adding data items simpler and faster I need.
Any help or advise is welcome.
Thanks
I managed to find out how to do this in the SolverStudio Documentation.
see here
Whenever I have two tables in the same column, I get this error.
Create a table in columns (ie B1:C3)
Create another table below that table (ie B5:C7)
Right-click on column B
Is the "Delete" option grayed out (unavailable)?
Convert the second table (B5:C7) back to a normal area
Right-click on column B
Is the "Delete" option active (black) now?
It is for me.
I don't understand why it happens but I'd really appreciate if someone could confirm that I'm not alone on this one. This actually seems like a bug.
Unfortunately this is 'behavior by design'. A ListObject (aka structured ) table has many internal mechanisms. The Delete (column) command is not designed to enumerate through all of the ListObjects on the worksheet to see if any intersect with the column being deleted and then spawn subprocesses that deal with deleting table columns specifically while simultaneously keeping in mind how that will affect other ListObject tables. Instead, it simply does not allow the Delete command when more than a single ListObject table is involved.
This is not allowed may be because deleting a column will Shift Cells Why Dont you try deleting by selecting one column of a Table Like this
see the screenshot you can do it if you select one column of a table at a time
Thanks
Try organizing your data in a different way, so these problems don't occur.
There is no compelling reason to have several tables on ONE sheet. If table placement presents a problem with row/column management, consider moving tables to separate sheets.
Tables can be referenced in formulas by the table name. Ditto for table columns, so there really is no reason to keep several tables on one sheet if you need flexibility with row and column management.
Edit after comment The fact that users are working with several tables and cannot be expected to change sheets to maintain data on different sheets can be addressed in different ways:
Educate your user. I'm a big fan of teaching people how to use software. If they understand what they are doing, they feel positive. If you keep them dumb and tell them to "just click there and shut up" they may feel negative.
You may want to re-consider your data architecture. Provide your users with an interface to add/edit/delete records that is independent of where the data is stored. This is 2016. Data input and data storage are not married to the same page.
You are posting your question in a site for enthusiast programmers. A little bit of VBA will separate your data entry/data storage issues, if you are interested to work it out.
I've got a number of table on different worksheets that have items sorted into categories which can be found on yet another worksheet.
I've then created pivot tables of these tables, and would like to combine them, which is where my problem is. To combine them all of the categories must be listed, but sometimes there aren't any items of certain categories, meaning that it causes problems.
I had solved this by filling the bottom of the tables with the same data from the lookup manually, though I find myself now wanting to increase the number of categories, and without manually changing all of the tables (which is awkward and annoying) I've not been able to keep all of the tables having at least one entry of each category.
I'm open to flexible solutions here, so if you think you have a weird way around it then let me know. I'd prefer not to use macros but if there are no other ways then I realise I may have to.
Here is a link to an example which should help to explain what I'm trying to do.
http://www.filedropper.com/example_1
Can we create category for Pivot table field list which appears in right side pane after opening a pivot table.For example normally there will be some check boxes to be selected.I want certain check boxes to come under a group or folder. I see the same functionality is supported in cubes excel reporting.Is it the way you write the queries to pull and do group by
Please help...
I'm going to go with not possible, but someone may have a fancy trick I'm not aware of. Pivot tables are fundamentally 2-dimensional, where OLAP allows multi-dimensional data. There are a number of tricks you can try with grouping data, however, that might get you part of the way to where you want to go. Here's a start.