in our installation we store dataValues with a daily granularity. Now I want to
create a pivot table which displays all dataValues for all the days of the
current or last week or month. I want to do this only once with a relative
time-period filter (not by selecting the single dates every week).
So far I understand that the granularity of the dis-aggregation in a pivot table
is forcefully the same as the filter on the applied dimension. Since there is no
relative filter on days, I am afraid that this is not possible. I'd be happy if
someone could prove that I am wrong
thanks Jason, that's what I was fearing. As a work-around I might just include
an additional date-category with a copy of the period, which I could then use
for disaggregation in the pivot table - well see.
I actually have a small list of potential blueprints - is there a specific
procedure to adhere to or do I just hack them into the registration form? Can I
add comments to existing blueprints?
Regards, Uwe
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Jason Pickering <jason.p.pickering@gmail.com> hat am 8. Februar 2016 um 16:19
geschrieben:
Hi Uwe,
Currently, there is not a set of relative periods for "Last X days", but it
could of course be added.
Maybe you can file a blue-print?
Regards,
Jason
On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Uwe Wahser <uwe@wahser.de> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> in our installation we store dataValues with a daily granularity. Now I
> want to
> create a pivot table which displays all dataValues for all the days of the
> current or last week or month. I want to do this only once with a relative
> time-period filter (not by selecting the single dates every week).
>
> So far I understand that the granularity of the dis-aggregation in a pivot
> table
> is forcefully the same as the filter on the applied dimension. Since there
> is no
> relative filter on days, I am afraid that this is not possible. I'd be
> happy if
> someone could prove that I am wrong
>
> Thanks,
>
> Uwe
>
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The process is generally that one first raises a problem or suggested feature on the mailing lists. If the dev team agrees it’s a sensible feature, you are free to write up a blueprint on Launchpad. This then gets assigned to a release. So - pretty much what you just did
regards,
Lars
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On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 4:58 PM, Uwe Wahser uwe@wahser.de wrote:
Hi Jason,
thanks Jason, that’s what I was fearing. As a work-around I might just include
an additional date-category with a copy of the period, which I could then use
for disaggregation in the pivot table - well see.
I actually have a small list of potential blueprints - is there a specific
procedure to adhere to or do I just hack them into the registration form? Can I
