Lasselakan
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Hi
I have a model with multiple many-to-many relationships between table columns. I've managed to solve this and get the wanted result when using Power View, but it's different when using conventional Pivot Tables. However, if applying a Calculated field (product -> Calculated field 1) it becomes correct, but I feel that I'm not doing this right and that it could be done in some smarter way.
I find it pretty much impossible to describe in words so I've made a demo-file to illustrate my issue.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1820936/model_test.xlsx
First tab ("Power View1") shows 3 slicers with a table below. The table shows what I'm expecting for any combination of slicer usage.
Second tab ("Pivot Table1") also shows 3 slicers with a table below. The table does not show what I'm expecting, but if I add product -> "Calculated field 1" to VALUES it does. I made this Calculated field on my own idea that I simply need some formula that includes both dimensions, but that's just my guess.
Third tab ("raw_data") shows all raw tables (which are then Linked Tables to the Data Model).
Please if anyone could guide me on how to make proper use of a Calculated field (or some other solution) on second tab to make the Pivot Table behave like the Power View. Because I need Pivot Tables rather than Power View because the Print-functionality of Power View sucks in Excel Online.
/Lars
I have a model with multiple many-to-many relationships between table columns. I've managed to solve this and get the wanted result when using Power View, but it's different when using conventional Pivot Tables. However, if applying a Calculated field (product -> Calculated field 1) it becomes correct, but I feel that I'm not doing this right and that it could be done in some smarter way.
I find it pretty much impossible to describe in words so I've made a demo-file to illustrate my issue.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1820936/model_test.xlsx
First tab ("Power View1") shows 3 slicers with a table below. The table shows what I'm expecting for any combination of slicer usage.
Second tab ("Pivot Table1") also shows 3 slicers with a table below. The table does not show what I'm expecting, but if I add product -> "Calculated field 1" to VALUES it does. I made this Calculated field on my own idea that I simply need some formula that includes both dimensions, but that's just my guess.
Third tab ("raw_data") shows all raw tables (which are then Linked Tables to the Data Model).
Please if anyone could guide me on how to make proper use of a Calculated field (or some other solution) on second tab to make the Pivot Table behave like the Power View. Because I need Pivot Tables rather than Power View because the Print-functionality of Power View sucks in Excel Online.
/Lars