on 02-11-2016 5:37 PM
Hi All,
I have a stock report where the value of the material's are displayed .A new requirement is to hide for example the value of the material's less than 100$ for example. Can you please advise how to achieve this ?
I know we have zero suppression of rows/column's, but this is something different, how do we exclude KF values of particular range. Do we need to delete the value's in the cube through end-routine. That does not make sense right ? Does it ?
Thanks
DR
Hi Daniel,
Use conditions to restrict where value less than 100$.
Execute report
Regards
Nanda
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Hi Daniel,
Why cant you create conditions .
Please create condition like amount > 100, so it will display records where amount greater than 100$
Regards
Nanda
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Hi Nanda,
Just a quick question. If there are multiple RKF in the query for example, same material price restricted with different months from Jan to Dec. That is for each plant, all the month's column's will be displayed for all the material. That is
Plant A jan Feb Mar........... Dec.
And all the months are RKF restricted with the same material price KF....so the report has 12 RKF in the column's and plant in the rows.
Now if we don't want zero KF values that is material price for all the month's. Do we need to create condition for all the months in the bex or just 1 condition on material price > 0 will suffice ?
Please advise if I am not clear.
Thanks
DR
Hi Daniel,
We cannot apply condition on material price key figure, because we are restricting material price with months so we cannot apply condition on plain key figure it will not problem.
And also applying condition on all RKF's report output will be different. Let say if plant A Jan might have value 10, Plant B Jan might have 0, if you apply condition on Jan where >0 then entire column will disappear and you will not see data for Plant A also.
Regards
Nanda
Hi DR,
One way is as suggested by the Team, the other way i can think of is by using Formula,
For Example :-
0AMOUNT > 100 *0AMOUNT
rgds
SVU
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Hi Daniel,
Sorry..My bad,...
Even if we try it this way (Making it LESS THAN), it would result in
0AMOUNT < 100 *0AMOUNT
1*0AMOUNT = 0AMOUNT
And it would not work out for your requirement...
I was trying to work out other ways...I think you would have to go with Conditions only....Sorry for that..
regards
SVU
Hi,
One of the solutions here is to use CONDITION as Nanda said above..Just create a condition, select your keyfigure, choose greater than > 100, to show only the values greater than $100 (hence < 100 values will be HIDDEN)..
Regards,
Loed
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