Pivot Table page-item like a multi select

Is this possible? When placign an article on the set of 'page' of the pivot table, the default is to allow a selection unique value, but we can allow multiple selection.

For example, if I place the region in the Page element box, can I allow the user to select 'West' and 'Is' as opposed to only 1 distinct value?

Why not just use a prompt with a multiple selection box then?

It looks the same for the end user, that now he takes when he chooses another combo... instead he had to not wait in the beginning of something more long

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    < / LINES >


    my number of months is the imonth field in the dataset.
    my bi datamodel Editor is:
    Select posall.iyear as iyear,
    posall. CUE as a benchmark,
    posall.anicnt as anicnt,
    posall.iMonth as imonth,
    posall. MONTH to MONTH,
    posall.exp as exp
    of AnimalControl.Tracking.posall posall
    order of cue, iyear, imonth


    The closest I could get to this result is the following

    I created my pivot table with the columns of iyear
    I have a defined lines as a guide, imonth and mnth showing the anicnt.


    2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
    964 929 1080 1510 150 adoptions
    1 97 96 92 101 149
    January 97 96 92 101 149
    2 81 90 78 99 0
    February 81 90 78 99 0
    3 105 77 87 125 0
    March 105 77 87 125 0
    4 83 69 91 120 0
    April 83 69 91 120 0
    5 75 80 77 133 0
    Peut 75 80 77 133 0
    6 67 72 83 130 0
    June 67 72 83 130 0
    7 65 90 108 108 0
    July 65 90 108 108 0
    8 84 80 98 144 0
    August 84 80 98 144 0
    9 62 62 72 104 0
    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
    12 95 74 97 222 1
    December 95 74 97 222 1
    759 748 872 919 58 redemptions
    1 79 82 78 81 58
    January 79 82 78 81 58
    2 76 66 58 94 0
    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
    10 71 68 92 78 0
    October 71 68 92 78 0
    11 56 71 86 57 0
    November 56 71 86 57 0
    12 65 38 91 80 0
    December 65 38 91 80 0
    Rescue 31 39 0 0 52
    1 0 0 0 0 52
    January 0 0 0 0 52
    2 0 10 0 0 0
    February 10 0 0 0 0
    3     2     4     0     0     0
    March 2 4 0 0 0
    4     9     1     0     0     0
    April 9 1 0 0 0
    5     0     3     0     0     0
    May 3 0 0 0 0
    6     4     1     0     0     0
    June 4 1 0 0 0
    7     1     2     0     0     0
    July 1 2 0 0 0
    8     0     6     0     0     0
    August 0 6 0 0 0
    9     0     8     0     0     0
    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
    12 4 4 0 0 0
    December 4 4 0 0 0



    After trying many different things, it is overall results closest to you, I can get to what I need. If someone could help me please get the line that starts with a certain number of months, I would have the perfect result set. I'm new to BI Publisher and am stuck here. Thanks for your time.

    Published by: ethel on April 5, 2010 08:35

    Published by: ethel on April 5, 2010 08:38

    Hello

    Create a copy of the PivotTable (or a copy of the RTF) you currently have and delete the imonth the pivot column. Then in the new PivotTable for the 'C' field, change the code as follows:

    It sorts and then by column imonth but doesnot include the line with the number of the month and related data. If you want, I can send you the model. Provide your e-mail ID.

    I used Tim's blog as reference; http://blogs.Oracle.com/XmlPublisher/2010/03/new_skool_crosstabbing.html

    Award points if helpful/correct.

    Thank you!

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