on 01-23-2017 6:49 PM
Good afternoon (TL;DR at the bottom) -- I've tried searching for quite some time and can't quite find a solution to what I would like to do (if possible).
I have a Free Hand SQL Webi that contains Department, Employee, and some etc records with regards to data at the employee level. Each employee belongs to a department.
I need to show some metrics for each employee and those metrics should also roll up to the department level. I've created a section for the Department, and a section for the Employee and have an outline interaction on the report. I have the metrics defined and they are calculating appropriately. In both sections, I have the following:
1. Section Name
2. A stacked bar chart showing a numerator and a denominator for the metric
3. A cell next to the chart that calculates that percentage and overlays it in front of another cell that will show 1 of 3 graphics depending on the value range of the percentage.
When I "minimize, contract, whatever" the Department section, my chart doesn't show, but my cells do. When I "expand, maximize, whatever" the department section, the chart shows up and so do the employees underneath in the Employees "subsection". I would like to hide this Employees section until it's also "expanded, maximized, whatever".
On the bottom left hand side of the report, I see the 1 and 2 and when I hover it simply says "All sections to level 1, level 2".
I feel like I should be able to hide a section based on what section is currently selected. I've tried "Hide when -> Formula -> SelectionSection = "Name of section"", but that only hides the graph, not the entire section.
TL;DR -- I need to find a way to hide a section/subsection based on the currently selected section.
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try with these steps:
1)First right click on the section->Format section->Place your conditional hiding condition.
2) then right click on the cell->format cell->Place your conditional hiding condition same as above.
3) then right click on the table>format table>Place your conditional hiding condition same as above.
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