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[SOLVED] Multiple Footer-Rows in 1 List item

Started by biejorrun, 24 May 2007 02:40:59 AM

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biejorrun

Sorry for my bad English...I'm dutch ;-)

Situation: Cognos 8.2

I'm looking for a way to add a second footer row in a list item.
I already added a footer row with sums, but now I have to add another row, but from a different query. I know that it's not possible to assign 2 queries to one list item.

Any ideas or other solutions for this issue? Thanks in advance!

Björn

COGNOiSe administrator

My English is even worse ... I'm Polish  ;D

You could "fake it" by forsing exact widths of columns for each query.

biejorrun


MDXpressor

Fake it till you make it!   ::)

OR

Select the footer row in the list.  From the Structure menu select 'Insert List Row Cells Below' (or Above depending on your preference).

In the tabular model of the query which serves the list add a Tabular Reference (pointing at the 2nd query with the additional data item you want to include) to the Children section.  Bring in the data item required, and pass it up through the tabular model and query levels.

Drop the data item in the appropriate cell of the newly created row in the list.
No, a proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof, and when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven.

-Jean Chretien

biejorrun

Quote from: MDXpressor on 30 May 2007 11:16:35 PM
Select the footer row in the list.  From the Structure menu select 'Insert List Row Cells Below' (or Above depending on your preference).

In the tabular model of the query which serves the list add a Tabular Reference (pointing at the 2nd query with the additional data item you want to include) to the Children section.  Bring in the data item required, and pass it up through the tabular model and query levels.

Drop the data item in the appropriate cell of the newly created row in the list.

That worked great, thanks!

COGNOiSe administrator

You CAN put two queries in one list !?!?! I'd never thought of that!

Thanks, MDX! Good lesson.

MDXpressor

No, a proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof, and when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven.

-Jean Chretien