Zero Suppression
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I assuming you have a timescale, so the easiest way is to create a Boolean line item named Not Zero? with the formula being Data <> 0. You want that in case you have offsetting line items. Create another line item, Boolean formatted , this time remove Time from the Applies To (this will create a subsidiary view) for that line item. The formula should be TimeSum(Not Zero?, -1000,1000, ANY) and you can filter on this. The -1000 is the start date, the 1000 is the end date, and the ANY is the summary which works with the Boolean.
see if that works as I am doing this from memory and not testing it out.
Rob
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@Megha27 Why ain't using Filter option to filter all zero data?
And you can save that as a view.. so it will be like ready to use non-zero table / module
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@Megha27 In Anaplan there is not a specific setting to hide/suppress the zero/blank cells when you publish data in dashboards/NUX pages. You need to use the normal filtering options also by creating boolean line-items as @rob_marshall suggested.
However, there is an option for export actions: "Omit Empty rows" which can be considered similar to suppressing blank/zero rows.
Hope it helps
Alex
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To avoid adding a line item to the module and increasing the number of cells, I have inserted a boolean in the SYS cube of the product; for example
Has Lot Expiration? = TIMESUM ('DAT40 Inventory Lot Expiration'. 'Inventory (Planning)') <> 0
and then I filtered on the UX.
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@matteo1972 Using the timesum on the real line-item data you have the risk to suppress the rows that have data in a month but are reversed in another month.
At totals, the numbers are not changed, but looking at every month you could have different results.
Hope it helps
Alex
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In Excel and Google Sheets, you can hide cells containing zeros or blanks by applying bad time simulator custom number formats in Excel or using conditional formatting rules in Google Sheets.
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