Hello, Is there anyway to hide the weekly summary level when export. when i check omit summary it also omit monthly levels Select levels to sow is also disabled
Hi @HarishBabu
Let me know if below solution works,Create a filter in system module to exclude weeks and include days and months and apply it across in your target module to export.
Ratio summary is Months/Constant for weeks and Weeks/constant for Days.Thanks,Manjunath
Hi @HarishBabu ,
While @ManjunathKN solution will work there is simpler way to create needed filter when working with time dimensions. Please see screenshots and explanations below.
With three line items where two are help line items and third one is final filter to use for time dimension. For helper line items formula is TRUE and for first one time is set to days and for second one to months and Summary is set to None. Last one formula is two helper lines combined with OR and summary set to true.
This will result in a boolean which is true for days and months but not for weeks. You can use this boolean to filter your view.
Best regards,
Pyry Peura
@HarishBabu
Pivot the time scale to column then select level to show option will visible then you can select there, after that you can pivot and save the view as per your requirement.
Try this it may got your expectation.
Thanks,
Jagadish Dash
Hi @HarishBabu,
you mean to say that you need to hide weekly summary and not monthly summary right.
@pyrypeura
yeah! I dont know how I missed that! 😉
Thanks
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