It would be great to have the ability to hide certain combinations in a matrix or have the ability to hide null columns. Example: I have data from two tables, I show total production which is not ...
todd_chittenden
1 year agoNew Member
Totally support this, but for a differnet reason. Suppose you have dimension table of Products with Product Name and ID, and the latter is a very long number or even a GUID. Product Name is NOT unique, but Product ID is. You set up a Drillthrough report page to drill through on Product ID (it being the key on the table). But in order to access that drill through option on a right-click, that column (Product ID) must be part of the table or matrix visual. Adding Product ID to a matrix adds another level of breakdown that would be confusing to the users.
Having the ability to hide a column, but make it available for the drill through action would be very nice.
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