How to display non-hierarchical attributes on same row using Excel Powerpivot?
This can be done by going to PivotTable options in Excel, Display Tab and tick on "Classic PivotTable layout..." (the fifth checkbox in the image below):
Then change subtotals to not display in Field Settings:
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Gaffi
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Gaffi over 1 year
Using an Excel 2013 ProPlus PowerPivot pivot table, I have the following: (
+
indicating a drill-down point)+Attribute-1 +Attribute-2 Attribute-3 Attribute-4
Below is what I would like to have:
+Attribute-1 Attribute-2 Attribute-3 Attribute-4
Attribute-2
is functionally dependent onAttribute-1
(they are both attributes of the same table).If I were using an Excel pivot table to view a SSAS OLAP cube, I would select
OLAP Tools
=>Property Fields
and select the desired properties that I designated as not participating in an hierarchy when I designed the cube. This would allow me to display related data on the same row without a drill-down.I cannot find the equivalent functionality in the PowerPivot model or elsewhere.
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Des over 7 yearsThen change subtotals to not display in field settings...