TerryHogarth21
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- Mar 20, 2012
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Hey All
I like the idea of the perspective in Power Pivot to get a different view of the data.
However, I have not gotten to try this at all since you need Excel Services from what I'm told.
Is there anything else that people do in order to get views in the workbook?
You know what would be great in the Power Pivot, you set up the perspective and then you can filter on that perspective in the Pivot table interface in the front end of Excel.
What are other people doing to get these views without SharePoint/Excel Services?
Put the Pivot Table on multiple worksheets and then pre-set the data?
I like the idea of the perspective in Power Pivot to get a different view of the data.
However, I have not gotten to try this at all since you need Excel Services from what I'm told.
Is there anything else that people do in order to get views in the workbook?
You know what would be great in the Power Pivot, you set up the perspective and then you can filter on that perspective in the Pivot table interface in the front end of Excel.
What are other people doing to get these views without SharePoint/Excel Services?
Put the Pivot Table on multiple worksheets and then pre-set the data?
