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- mdoriaCloud Apps
This is a basic feature that excel can do but sisense not, apparently..
- mmarquez225Cloud Apps
Thanks, mdoria agree, it's actually a basic thing in any BI tool except for Sisense...
- mdoriaCloud Apps
Hi Ravid_PaldiTeam , this functionallity can be used only as developer, the viewer should be able to filter pivot tables based on formulas calulated inside the pivot. Example, I want to show unit cost per product in a flexible time period. You will need a pivot table with [unit cost] = total cost/nº units. The viewer should be able to filter the pivot table based on the column [unit cost], or having a filter on the dashboard that can calculate [unit cost] = total cost/nº units and filter based on it. Currently you only can filter by data that is already on the cube, not data that is being aggregated on the dashboard.
- Ravid_PaldiTeamCloud Apps
Hi mmarquez225
I'm not fully sure that I understand what you meant but when you have a filter icon on your formula panel that allows you to filter the pivot based on values:
Was this what you were looking for?
If not - feel free to elaborate .
Cheers,
Ravid
- mmarquez225Cloud Apps
Hey Ravid_PaldiTeam, thanks for your help, I'll give more details on the I only want to filter a row based on the conditions value of 1:3 columns. If Columns A doesn't have a value, filter out the row. I still want to show Columns B and C.
The values for columns A,B,C is using a "count(item_name)" function so I can simply use the built-in filter of "item_name>0" which tried but doesn't work.
This would be something we would use in a normal table in sheets where we can filter out rows based on the filter conditions we set in the column.thanks in advance for your help