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Hi Hari, I tried that and it wouldn't work, since the rows that are missing in the Excel sheet will not show up (The data from the excel sheet only starts April 2022, but the rest of the data is from 2020 onwards) if I do this - is there any workaround for this that you would recommend?
 
Can you try Max() or Min() aggregators?
If its not giving expected result, can you show sample data from excel and the expected result?
-Hari
- amelia05-26-2022ETL
Sure, here is a screenshot of the sample data in Excel:
I would like the column called 'Target' to show up as is, in the pivot table widget. I plan to add a column called 'Target' in the pivot table with these exact values, so I do not want to aggregate them.
- harikm00705-27-2022Data Warehouse
Just to make sure if I understood the problem correctly:
There are 2 connected tables. One contains data back from 2020 and the another table, which is created from excel, contains data from 2022.
You need to create a pivot that contains all dates (from 2020) and display corresponding 'Target' (So if date is 2020 'Target' would be blank and if date is 2022 it would show the target value)
Screenshot above shows 'Weeks in calendar_date' instead of 'Days in calendar_date'. Is that expected?
-Hari
- amelia05-30-2022ETL
Hi Hakim, thanks for your help 🙂 I managed to solve it, appreciate it!