Dear anyone
I am transfering the information from the cube to Excel.
My wizard places all measures in the pivot table to one column. I am using Excel 2003.
I would like to place the measures to different columns to get a result which is easy to read and copy.
Could anyone advice me how this can be done ?
Thanks !
Matti
You just have to drag & drop the field "Data" from the rows to the columns.|||Thanks Rmi
Your advice sounds simple, I expected the same.
The problem is that but my Add-button is inhibited when
trying to do that. Could this be caused by cube definitions ?
Matti
|||If I try to use drag and drop, I get an error from Excel. Translation of error message is something like this: "The field You are transfering can't be placed in this area of the pivot table".
Matti
|||I don't think it comes from your cube. I am sorry if my answer seems a little too simple, but are you sure you drag & drop the field on the header of the columns (not the content of the table). In fact you can put numeric values in the content of table, but dimension attributes need to be in row headers or column headers or filter.|||I want to summarize, that I can easily drag and drop all dimensions to either lines or to columns Measures I can only place to the same column.
Matti
|||Yes, of course, sorry I got lost... I just wanted you to drag and drop the field "data" which represents the Measures on the header of the column. And if it doesn't work, then I will let someone else help you because I don't have another idea...|||
Thanks for kind help Rèmi !
This is a question of the layout of the report and the form of the paper.
What I get is:
DimA1 DimA2
DimB1 MV1A1B1 MV1A2B1
MV2A1B1 MV2A2B1
DimB2 MV1A1B2 MV1A2B2
MV2A1B2 MV2A2B2
What I want to get:
DimA1 DimA2
DimB1 MV1A1B1 MV2A1B1 MV1A2B1 MV2A2B1
DimB2 MV1A1B2 MV2A1B2 MV1A2B2 MV2A2B2
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Matti
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