on 05-19-2015 6:34 AM
You can use an IF statement in every column to replace the result
for eg If([Dimenison1]="Not Assigned") then "NA" else [Dimension1].
similarly use this for every dimension in the table columns
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Hi mate,
Manish way is correct. The formula is: =IF(field1="Not Assigned", "NA", "field1")
Regards.
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yes you can play around with the name a little bit. use the substr , concatenation and nameof function for the dimenion and you could be able to make it appear in different lines and so on.
For eg my dimension is "Document level status"
Then i could use it as = substr(nameof([Document level status]);0;8) + "
"+ substr(nameof([Document level status]);10;5) + "
"+ substr(nameof([Document level status]);17;6)
its just an example not exact formula i dont have a system right in front of me so just wrote to the best of my knowledge.
but basically you can use the text in different ways here + is the concatenation oeprator and if you give a line in the formula between "" then it take up as a new line in header.
try it out and let us know if it helps
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