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Change formatting for Hidden Column in Pivot Table
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Dimitris Karydis wrote:Yes that's exactly what I am doing.
I knew that was the reason (ok, the screenshot was also quite obvious ...)
The issue with pivot view is that there are tons of interactions you can do when visualizing it (either the analysis itself or in a page), things like moving columns, sorting, add or remove columns etc.
That's what that grey come from (if I don't remember wrongly as I'm not looking at OBIEE at all).
Behind that grey there is also lot of javascript actions and I wouldn't be surprised if the grey part itself is generated by JS code managing interactions.
You can try by removing all the possible interactions from the pivot view / analysis, trying to get as close as possible to a "static" table not allowing the user to move or hide things etc.
If still not luck your only way to make it disappear is CSS as you already did the header.
Honestly it's a slightly shitty job, because you have chances to end up having some weird CSS which could impact other elements on the screen etc. So I would also consider explain to your user why there is some grey there and to just ignore it (or remodel things to have a proper table and not a pivot).
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Are you sure that you are doing this in a pivot and not a "normal" table?
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That's the answer I was afraid of but also expecting
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You wont get these options in normal Table type.
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