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I want to display a very simple pivot table with collapsible rows. All the search results I've found suggest using the Matrix visual, however when I use this, it does not produce the results I'm looking for.
Basically I want to display a list of Accounts and their associated Orders below. Is this possible?
A crude example:
Account A
Order 1
Order 2
Order 3
Account B
Order 1
Order 2
etc......
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@jdubs you can add as many columns as you want, on format pane, you can change the stepped layout on or off to create the look you want.
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@jdubs , this does not seem like what is missing in the matrix. Can you share a better example?
https://www.burningsuit.co.uk/blog/2019/04/7-secrets-of-the-matrix-visual/
My bad. I am using a value for Orders which is repeating, therefore it only produces one sub-row. If I change it to a unique identifier it gives me multiple rows. Now I just need to display a meaningful name instead of the UID.
Additionally, is there a way to add sub-columns to these rows?
e.g.
Account 1
Order Status Order Number Delivery Status
@jdubs you can add as many columns as you want, on format pane, you can change the stepped layout on or off to create the look you want.
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Brilliant. Thanks guys!
@jdubs yes on matrix visual, on rows, drop account and then order (order under account) and that will do it
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