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OBIEE columsn in pivot
Hi, i am using obiee 12 c
I would like to know is there a posibility to place more columns in pivot table,
but not one under the other but one next to another.
Regards, Matija
Answers
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Hi,
you can have multiple fields in the column area and you can create calculated columns in the pivot table, so yes, in more than one way you can have multiple columns.
What is your exact requirement, exactly what are you trying to achieve?
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Hello,
Can you give some example of what you are trying to do?
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If your question is answered could you kindly close it / mark correct / helpful as appropriate.
If not could you provide detail to clarify your requirement?
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HI, Thank you for taking time to answer, but what i need to do is ti put columns of diferent type one next to another.
For example i have to make an analysis where i must count sold items by item and show it by item color. Hope you understand
Number of sold items | Items by color
Item 1 Item2 | Red White
State City Store Count(item1) Count(item2) | count(item red) count(item white)
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Use of information drives data design ... you either have to store a summary (physical) like that and/or your model (logical) has to support such use ...
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Hi,
I would look into case (function) or bins for this, you can do; -
sum(case when YourDimension.Colour = 'White' then '1' else 0 end)
Or the equivalent using Bins.
Oracle business intelligence enterprise edition 11g By Sarat: Using Bins in OBIEE
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Or as Thomas rightly says, the best way is to do it in the rpd, creating a specialised measure using equivalent case logic to give you count by white (etc)
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what sort of field that you need in the pivot table? robert and Thomas, presented to you all sort of fields, you should be more specific
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I will certainly try every option you said, thank you very much, I will not close the question for now because i will probably have more things to ask for this subject.
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