Need help with physical table

Question

Hello All,
I have a table in Oracle database which stores the results of the financial report. Let's call it table R.
I imported the table R into physical layer of Administration Tool.
The data is stored in the following format: multiple departments in the same column with accounts.
Marketing - - -
act 123- Adv $100
act 124- Desc $50
Marketing Total $150
Sales
act 125-Exp $30
act 126-Depr $20
Sales Total $50
and etc...
I need to build a hierarchy so that users can drill down to detail level of data.
In the dashboard display results summary and allow users to drill down to category/department details.
How do I do that? Should I create a new table/view and assign departments to all appropriate rows? Or there is a way to do this at the Physical/Logical Levels?
Thank you,
Sonya

Answer 1

Iakov Qvaz wrote:
Steve,
A non-repeating(static) table automatically names its rows, Row1, Row2,... RowN.  Is there a clean way to sum them?
I have Row1 + Row2 +.. RowN  for 21 rows.
It works, but is very tedious (and unsightly).  Is there a cleaner way to sum them?
To make use of FormCalc wildcards I go in and rename the rows to have the same so that they gain instance numbers.