Conditionally hide subtotal row

Question

I am creating a new analysis where I want to conditionally hide a subtotal row in a pivot table view. I have two columns - Is Consolidated and Property Name. Properties can be consolidated or not so I have Is Consolidated as an attribute (values True or False) and I add both to an pivot table view of an analysis. I made Is Consolidated so that it has subtotals after and then hide the Is Consolidated column so that the pivot table view looks like so:
Property A
Property B
Property C
True Total
Property D
Property E
False Total
Grand Total
However, I want the report to look like so (don't show the False Total line):
Property A
Property B
Property C
True Total
Property D
Property E
Grand Total
I found the following - http://gerardnico.com/wiki/dat/obiee/answer_xml but my situation is a little different and when I pull the equation out it never finds it so it doesn't ever apply the conditional formatting.
Is this possible?

Answer 1

950121 wrote:
I don't understand what you're proposing. With this implementation I get the error "Numbers of columns and their data types must be consistent across all criteria and Result Columns".Most detailed steps I could write :)
1) Login in OBIEE analytics.
2) Create a new analysis/answers using the subject area that the report should be built out of.
3) In the criteria tab for the Report 1, drag the following columns: Property Column, and Fact Metric.
4) For the fact metric column, click on FX and write the following formulae: FILTER(Metric using Flag = 'TRUE')
5) Create all the filters as you need for this based on the prompts provided on the dashboard page
Time to create second report to display the subtotal:
6) Click on combine with similar request and select the same subject area and this will create second line of reports below the result columns.
7) The concept here is, you can do an union of reports as long as all the reports have same set of columns and matching datatype's.
8) Now select any column from subject area that is of type character, and obviously the second column which is the metric.
9) Click on Fx on the first column and change it to 'Total' to hardcode it. Change the fx of the second column to FILTER(METRIC USING FLAG = 'TRUE')
Time to create third report:
10) Click on edit, and click on Add new criteria to add third line of report in the result columns set.
11) Now repeat the steps in the first report, and change the metric to filter by 'FALSE' instead of true.
12) Apply the same set of prompts across 2 and 3 reports also.
Apply the formatting on the result columns per your requirement.
Thanks.