Hi
I have a Pivot Table (created from an Excel Data Model) that shows the customer, product range (3 ranges) and total spend per product range.
What I want is to return the highest spending product range for each customer. I have tried using the 'Top Filter' in the Pivot Table but all that happens is the highest value is shown but the remaining 2 product range labels are still visible with just no value.
This is what I have using Top 1 per parent row...
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This is what I want....
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Is this possible?
Any help would be great.
I have a Pivot Table (created from an Excel Data Model) that shows the customer, product range (3 ranges) and total spend per product range.
What I want is to return the highest spending product range for each customer. I have tried using the 'Top Filter' in the Pivot Table but all that happens is the highest value is shown but the remaining 2 product range labels are still visible with just no value.
This is what I have using Top 1 per parent row...
Customer | Product Range | Total Spend |
Customer 1 | Table | 5,000 |
Chairs | ||
Accessories | ||
Customer 2 | Chairs | 4,500 |
Table | ||
Accessories | ||
Customer 3 | Accessories | 2,000 |
Chairs | ||
Tables |
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This is what I want....
Customer | Product Range | Total Spend |
Customer 1 | Table | 5,000 |
Customer 2 | Chairs | 4.500 |
Customer 3 | Accessories | 2,000 |
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</tbody>
Is this possible?
Any help would be great.