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Column Heading properties in Analysis
hi.,
I want to display only one Column heading for two columns in table as the Column heading name is same.
Ex:
Column Heading1 Column Heading1
----------------------- -----------------------
Value1 Value 2
have to display like below
Column Heading1
----------------------------------
Value 1 Value2
Thanks
Raj
Answers
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Hi,
In criteria:
In table properties:
END:
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thanks for the response , here i don't want to display amount and basement column heading., if I make Column Heading blank and display folder heading , there is blank space below folder heading
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Amount and Base Amount is for example only...
Hmm, can you attach some screen what you do in obiee?
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@3357027 Please don't go and change your original post if you expressed wrongly what yo are trying to do. It makes people responding to your question look like muppets even if the error was on your side and your problem description!
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in the below table, getting blank space(column heading) below the folder heading
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thanks for the suggestion, will correct myself., is there any solution for my requirement.
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@choracy69 He wants the equivalent of Excel's "Merge Cells" forgetting that we're in a dynamically rendering web front-end and not an XLS file and that things will just stop working and making any sense at all as soon as he does this:
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Will concatenating the two columns be fit for purpose? Did you try?
Regards.
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Please don't start concatenating measures as strings...let's try to keep at least a semblance of "we're doing analytics here" instead of "we're tricking ridiculous things on the GUI"
...cause I'd love to see an aggregate of
"1234 6789"
"7282 7393"
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Valid point. That's why I said "fit for purpose".
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