Hide a column in one view, but show in other

Hi all.
I need to hide a column on "Table" view, but column needs to show up on "Pivot table".
I know we can hide it on pivot ( exclude It ) and show on table, but I want to know if reverse is possible.
This is needed because I am doing a view selector for writeback. And I dont want to display all the columns on writeback table view. But it needs to be there on Pivot table.
Please let me know if it is possible.
Thanks.
Vinay

Yes we can do that.
Check on the "Hide" in the column format tab of the column that you need to display in the table lay out.
Now dupliate the same view and in the pivot table column intially you will not see the column displayed.
Now in the properties check on "hidden" in the "format headings" and you wont see it still and now uncheck the"hidden" and you shoud be able to see the column displayed in the pivot view
In this way you will have the column hidden in the table view and displayed in the pivot table.
Hope it helps
Prash

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