How to show actual value in pivot table rather than counts or sum

srehman

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In my case i want to show ABC class in months not any number sum or counts.

Please share your ideas.

Thanks in advance
 

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Could use a Pivot for SKU, another for MM/YY to get your headings, and arrange them next to each other. Then a formula to fill in the results.

A single Pivot won't accomplish what you want.

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add your source table to DataModel then create measure: ABCClass:=CONCATENATEX(Table1,[ABC Class],", ")
where Table1 is a name of the table in DataModel and then create Pivot Table
ABCClassMM/YY
SKUApril-2020December-2019February-2020January-2020March-2020November-2019October-2019September-2019
10016853AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
10028493AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
10029433AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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Hi Sandy i am following your instructions but my calculated field not enable how can i do measures.

Please check in attached snapshot
 

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you can see formula measure is greyed out. check my snapshot in last msg
 
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Thanks for your help i am bothering you again & again, I am nearly there, In concatenate formula after Table [ do i need to type ABC Class it is not coming by pressing tab, even when i typed its giving me formula error as per my understanding this is filed name it should come by itself by pressing tab.

Please check
 

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i tried as per your formula getting error , formula invalid
 

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