Accordion Effect in Two Columns

I have made progress since first creating this page:
http://www.inroadsracing.com/team.html
There are a few things I am trying to resolve:
1. The code for the accordion is there, but I must be missing smething to get it to function. Do I need to float both columns separately, maybe?
2. I need to add more perople below, using these first two as a reference. How can I be sure the remainder line up correctly, ie, if these were cells, how do be sure the images (which are all 100x150 line up exactly?
3. Any other code issues I would welcome input on.
Thanks!

Have a look here for a better option http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/collapsiblepanel/collapsible_panel_sample. htm
Gramps

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Count first two columns

Hello,
I have a count requirement that i havent been able to solve by searching sdn. Maybe someone can help.
I have a query built on a multiprovider that points to two basic cubes. The basic cubes do not contain a count key figure. The first two columns of my query are characteristics. My requirement is to count the occurences of the combination of the first two column (characteristics). I am looking for a way to do this in the query so i do not have to reload the cubes as they have large volumes of data. All the suggestions i have been able to find on sdn seem to be only for counting a single characteristic. Is there a way to count the combination of two?
Regards,
TMS

Hi Create a count using the formula or calculated ket figure for the count unique id like client id for your infocube.
so you will have a count for each row now. place this count object in your column.
now select the two char or the group whatever you want a count in your row.
select query properties and select the display tab and make sure the option - hide repeated key values is selected (normally by default it is selected). Then select each of the char in rows and in free char and set the option under display tab result rows - always suppress.
Execute the query now. you will get the list of char and their count. sort the count by descending to get the most duplicate entries by their highest number on top in the count coulmn.
you can also ignore the rows which donot have a duplicate i.e count more than 1 by creating a new condintion on the count key figure > 1 and restricting the condition by only the group of char you have given in the column. so that you can also do a drill down by free char in your query and it will only show the duplicates group.
Hope it helps.
regards,
Siva

Export option in ALV report downloades first two columns blank

Hi ,
Before posting this query I searched the solution in SDN but I did't find the solution.
My problem is After displaying report in ALV format ,if I press Export --> Local file --->spreadsheet ; file will downloaded to excel sheet but first two columns(only heading no data ) will be blank and next two columns with proper data.
I checked field catalog defination it seems to be ok, any other mistake ?
Please suggest.
Narayan

Hi
It's the option you have in the path System->List->Save->Local file
I means it's the standard option to export an abap list into a local file, so you should try this path too and check if the resul it's the same
I think you should choose Export --->spreadsheet: here before saving the file an excel document will be open
Max

Merge Two Rows of a table to One row but into two columns

Hi
I Am struck in writing a query to merge two rows into two columns of one row.
Here is the Sample data i am working with,
Col 1     Col 2     Col3 Col4 Col Col6
5000     573-3000 2     0     Phone
5000     573-3036 1     0          Fax
5000     893-5703 3     0     WOrk
3000     232-5656     1     0     Phone
3000     353-5656     2     0          FAx
Here Col,Col3,Col4 form the Key.
now wht i am trying to do is to Merge these type of rows put them into Columns P,F,W,E respectively to achive a Structure as below
Col1      P     F     W
5000     573-3000      573-3036      893-5703
3000     232-5656     353-5656
Can you please help me how could i do this.
I am pretty ordinary at writing SQL's.
Thanks a Lot in Advance
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Sreebhushan

Search the forum for PIVOT and you'll find plenty of examples.

How to add two columns in criteria(OBIEE 11g)

Hi,
I am trying to add two columns in a criteria in obiee
*"Fact - OLB Processed Invoices"."Invoice Amount - Functional Currency"__"Fact - OLB Processed Invoices"."AR Tax Amount - Invoice Currency"
but the problem is :-
The first column have 500000000 and the second column contains NULL values the actual table. I think this might be the problem when I am trying to add them it is giving no output.
just a blank box.
Can any one tell me how can we add columns in this condition.
Thank to one and all.

Try IFNULL(expr, value)
for other column
"Fact - OLB Processed Invoices"."Invoice Amount - Functional Currency"+IFNULL("Fact - OLB Processed Invoices"."AR Tax Amount - Invoice Currency",0)
Edited by: Srini VEERAVALLI on Mar 20, 2013 10:02 AM

How to add two columns in OBIEE report?

Hi to All,
Can anyone tell me how to add two columns in OBIEE report and get that result in a new column?
Thanks in Advance,
Thenmozhi

Assume you already have two columns SalesAmt1 and SalesAmt2, and you want to derive 3rd column say SalesAmt3 which would be the sum of SalesAmt1 and SalesAmt2.
For this, as I mentioned above pull SalesAmt1 and SalesAmt2 columns in Report. Now pull another column (say SalesAmt1) and open the fx. Clear the contents of fx. Now locate the columns button in the bottom of the fx. From Here, first select SalesAmt1 and + sign and the select SalesAmt2.
Now in this new column, the fx should look like SalesAmt1 + SalesAmt2.
Let me know if you are looking for something else.
Thanks

Retrieve of data from two columns into one column

For eg: i have a data in a table with columns A & B of same size
A B
1 2
2
3 1
4 2
5 3
6 5
7 1
8 4
9
10 8
Through a select i want the output of my data in one single
columns, Well I can do this by using union.
But my output should be like
if I select by condition where A=2
my output should be
2
1
3
7
4
because all these numbers are linked with 2 how do i do this
because it is like searching the number 2 in two columns and wherever this number 2 is linked i should get all the data relevant to it.
Hope u got my point what i exactly want
Can anyone help me it is quite urgent.
Regards
Vamsi Mohan

i do not a concatenated data
i have a data in a table with columns A & B of same size
A B
1 2
2
3 1
4 2
5 3
6 5
7 1
8 4
9
10 8
if my where condition is 'where A=2'
my output should be
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
i want my query to search as loop so that it keeps on searching
for related data as in my case it is
2 is linked to 1
1 is linked to 3
3 is linked to 4
my query should keep on seaching for linked numbers till
it does not find any mathing linked numbers
and the resulted output should come in one single column

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