Sorting is not showing in measure column in Pivot View

Hi,
We are not able to do sorting on Measure column in Pivot table.Tried in Criteria also but no luck.
Any help in this regard.

I'm going to take a guess since your question is very vague. If the column you are trying to sort on is, say, the fifth column and you want it to stay there, then do this: Make a copy of the column and drag the copy all the way to the left. Add the sort to it and then hide it. The pivot table should now be sorted the way you want.
Try it.
Sorry, the solution is not for "measures" but for dimensions in the "row" section of the pivot table. Didn't read it thoroughly. What I said won't help you in this case. My apologies.
Edited by: David_T on Jul 20, 2009 7:59 AM

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TABLE******************************
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MODEL----------------------------------
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import javax.swing.table.AbstractTableModel;
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of
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initial
* values - the values have their own <code>getter</code> and
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a user
* chooses.
* <p>
* @author Khusta
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* @param col --
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if (row >= 0
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hello:
The code below works well and shows the row on the view when added. However, when there are several existing rows and I have to scroll to next pages. an insert button on that page does not show the new Row at all. Is there a way for me to see the row even if I scroll over to the last page and try an insert?
ViewObject myVO = this.getMyView();
Row newRow = myVO.createRow();
newRow.setAttribute("Id", myId);
myO.insertRow(newRow);
Thanks

Hi,
I also have problems with code above for inserting a new row.
When I insert a new row in a table and click on column header (to change sorting), that row (and any other new row before committing) disappears from table. And if I commit that table (without missing row), the missing row reappears with next refresh.
Selection in that table (using SelectOne component with Autosubmit=true) also doesn't work with new rows (with existing rows it works fine). Selection allways sticks on first inserted row!
Something weird is happening here...
Please help.

Drill on Measure column in Pivot table using Navigation

Hi,
We are using INDEXCOL function in Column formula to determine the level of hierarchy to which the user is login in to the Application using the session variable.
Example:
INDEXCOL( @{LevelChange}, ISP."Position"."Territory Name", ISP."Position".L1, ISP."Position".L2, ISP."Position".L3, ISP."Position".L4, ISP."Position".L5, ISP."Position".L6, ISP."Position".L7, ISP."Position".L8, ISP."Position".L9)
Where LevelChange=Presentation variable which gets the value from Session variable.
Now the issue is:
We want to have drill down on Measure column and pass the corresponding values like Stage Name,Fiscal Quarter and the level of hierarchy to the next navigated report.
Is this possible using the implicit feature(navigation on the column value) or we have to use the PortalPage Nav Function.
Regards

Just use a session level and set the higher level. The user will have then the possibility to drill down from level 4 to level 5 for instance.
http://gerardnico.com/wiki/dat/obiee/logical_sql/obiee_indexcol
The problem with the presentation variable is the scope. You can use it but only in a dashboard, if you open an other report, the presentation service variable is set back to not initialized and you will get the default value.
An other little thing :
How do you set the default value ?
In your formula, I see a presentation variable LevelChange but no default ?
INDEXCOL( @{LevelChange}, ISP."Position"."Territory Name", ISP."Position".L1, ISP."Position".L2, ISP."Position".L3, ISP."Position".L4, ISP."Position".L5, ISP."Position".L6, ISP."Position".L7, ISP."Position".L8, ISP."Position".L9)

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