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paulfink
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Show items with no data in a Matrix with multiple rows

Hi all,

 

i have a matrix table that is showing costs over the last 2 years with the costs being split out in the matrix with 3 total levels.

  • Overall Cost
    • Group Cost
      • Individual Cost

 

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There should be a couple extra lines, Software Development and Technology Costs.

 

the way this is set up is i have a master list of all costs that are then grouped into related costs like telephone as it has 2 additonal lines under it for more specific costs.

 

i want it so that costs with 0 amounts will still show, but when i click on the fields and hit "show items with no data" it piles all the costs into each other headings even when they are unrelated.

 

how do i fix this so that the only items that should show when they have no data are items in the 2nd level (the items in bold in the image)

 

also, is there a way to stop the other headings being bold when you expand a line? its quite an eye sore

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PaulDBrown
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Try:

Show 0 = COALESCE([Cost measure], 0)





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PaulDBrown
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Try:

Show 0 = COALESCE([Cost measure], 0)





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