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Hello,
First of all, here's my data:
Category | Period | Content |
Category 1 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue1 |
Category 1 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue2 |
Category 1 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue3 |
Category 1 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue4 |
Category 2 | Q3 2023 | UniqueValue5 |
Category 2 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue6 |
Category 2 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue7 |
Category 2 | Q4 2023 | UniqueValue8 |
I have this table and I would like to know if there's a way to bypass and list all the items having:
- Category column in rows
- Period in columns
- Content in values
My problem here is that values only take either first or last value hence, I cannot display all of the items.
One thing that I'm looking at and if it is possible is to do pivot resulting in this table:
Category | Q3 2023 | Q4 2023 |
Category 1 | UniqueValue1 UniqueValue2 UniqueValue3 UniqueValue4 | |
Category 2 | UniqueValue5 | UniqueValue6 UniqueValue7 UniqueValue8 |
Any help and assistance with be appreciated, thank you
@Anonymous , If you need every thing in row , you can use Table, but if you want a field on the column you use a matrix
You can do some conditional formatting on table to change report look
But you have used field or row/column if you do not want to summarize
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