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Hi,
I have tried a few of the other tips on here to help me with this, however I cannot get them to work, and I'm sure it should be so simple!
I have 2 columns of data: -
'BaselineNumber' - which has numbers ranging from 0-10 inclusive
'ProjectBaselineFinishDate' - which is a date (dd/mm/yy)
I need to create 11 columns of data showing the 'ProjectBaselineFinishDate' for each 'Baseline Number'. As I need to do this in the same table, I'm struggling to use the visual filters.
So, my output should be 11 columns, with: -
'ProjectBaselineFinishDate' - only showing 'BaselineNumber' 0, displayed as a date
'ProjectBaselineFinishDate' - only showing 'BaselineNumber' 1, displayed as a date
'ProjectBaselineFinishDate' - only showing 'BaselineNumber' 2, displayed as a date
etc., all the way up to 10 and all able to be displayed in the same table.
Many thanks,
Rich
Solved! Go to Solution.
@RichieJW , You have two to create 10 columns like
B0 = if([BaselineNumber] =0 ,[ProjectBaselineFinishDate], blank())
B1 = if([BaselineNumber] =1 ,[ProjectBaselineFinishDate], blank())
Or in visual you can use Matrix
@RichieJW , You have two to create 10 columns like
B0 = if([BaselineNumber] =0 ,[ProjectBaselineFinishDate], blank())
B1 = if([BaselineNumber] =1 ,[ProjectBaselineFinishDate], blank())
Or in visual you can use Matrix
Thanks @amitchandak , I'll give this a go and will accept as solution if all good.
Appreciate your time.
Rich