Pivot table help...

Hi all

My question is in the PivotTable, to say I have 7 passes namely a, b, c, d, e, f, g...
I want to see data like e f g
one
b
c
d
I can do this in obiee? all collars a b c and d are derived from the passes for more information... Thanks in advance...

Kind regards...

Hello
You can do it in RPD. Create a dummy column as customsort RPD and pass the values you want to display in the order. You can use a box for this purpose.you use this customsort column in the report. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you
Chandra.

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    2nd year < exp > < / exp >
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    May < MNTH > < / MNTH >
    Year < exp > 1 < / exp >
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    March 105 77 87 125 0
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    April 83 69 91 120 0
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    Peut 75 80 77 133 0
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    June 67 72 83 130 0
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    July 65 90 108 108 0
    8 84 80 98 144 0
    August 84 80 98 144 0
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    September 62 62 72 104 0
    10 69 63 103 116 0
    October 69 63 103 116 0
    11 81 76 94 108 0
    November 81 76 94 108 0
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    December 95 74 97 222 1
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    January 79 82 78 81 58
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    February 76 66 58 94 0
    3 67 102 75 77 0
    March 67 102 75 77 0
    4 35 62 74 69 0
    April 35 62 74 69 0
    5 81 55 59 88 0
    May 81 55 59 88 0
    6 45 64 57 87 0
    June 45 64 57 87 0
    7 52 48 48 69 0
    July 52 48 48 69 0
    8 70 44 66 79 0
    August 70 44 66 79 0
    9 62 48 88 60 0
    September 62 48 88 60 0
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    October 71 68 92 78 0
    11 56 71 86 57 0
    November 56 71 86 57 0
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    December 65 38 91 80 0
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    April 9 1 0 0 0
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    June 4 1 0 0 0
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    September 8 0 0 0 0
    10 6 0 0 0 0
    October 6 0 0 0 0
    11 5 0 0 0 0
    November 5 0 0 0 0
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