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  • Multiple Groupings for a grid widget

    I am trying to make a report that has grouping totals for both days of the week, and profit centers. I know I can get an overall total and a grouped total line to appear, but I can't find any way to have two levels of grouping at once. is this possible?

  • #2
    Sounds like you may want to look into the Pivot Grid widget.

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    • #3
      Unless I'm not understanding something about the Pivot Grid (which is very possible since I have never used it) it doesn't seem like this will work. I still need to show individual records for each order as well as additional columns such as customer name, quantity sold, etc. but I cant seem to get those columns to show their individual values without either making them also have drop downs, or doing an aggregate, which I don't want

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      • #4
        I'm having a hard time visualizing exactly what you want. You want a grouping for each day of the week and beneath that each unique profit center, correct?

        Below is an example of a pivot grid. I am grouping customer sales by year...then by month within that year....then I show each individual customer beneath that. I can see the sales totals, by year, by month, and then at the individual customer level. Is this not similar to what you are looking to accomplish? Screen Shot 2023-03-22 at 1.03.03 PM.png

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        • #5
          That is essentially what I want it terms of summary and grouping, but I also need non-summary columns for each record.

          So for this example: lets say I would also want a quantity purchased, and maybe a customer code. I would want those individual values beside the customer names like Abb and Adecco, but I wouldn't want those values to be aggregates

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          • #6
            Ahh, I see. In that case your data source would need to return a field that has all of relevant fields concatenated.

            I wonder if the tree grid could work for you.

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