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In a matrix visual, I need to drill down from highest to lowest level to see the values on the right side of the matrix for each node on the left side of the matrix.
How do I show all levels' data in one go?
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You need to switch on the intermediate row sums:
They will show aggregates in bold. You must have a measure that takes the MAX() or MIN(), I always take the MAX(). The value of those upper nodes will not be changed by the aggreagation.
You need to switch on the intermediate row sums:
They will show aggregates in bold. You must have a measure that takes the MAX() or MIN(), I always take the MAX(). The value of those upper nodes will not be changed by the aggreagation.
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Dengliang Li
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