creating new lines of different queries

Hello

I use obiee answers to create a view of pivot for my report, I am new to this tool and that's my problem.

I have 5 columns and 5 rows where measures the number of srkey for a certain object that has been filtered.

To create (new line) in total for these filtered measures, I add a calculated point new and sum row1, row2, row3 + row4 ++ row5

Now my problem is, it is possible to add a new line to calculate a total of unfiltered measures.

Thank you

Azzad

I made an example for you:
http://gerardnico.com/weblog/2009/04/10/OBIEE-how-to-suppress-detail-rows-of-a-master-group-in-a-pivot-view/

Success
Nico

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