on 2015 Jul 03 9:34 PM
I am trying to suppress an EPM report which has a local member attached to it. The requirement is to suppress all rows which do are blank values in the report and also in local members. In the attached example, I would want only the last row to be suppressed.
What I have found is when I select the options "Remove Empty" for rows the EPM Tool does not consider the balances in local member.
Appreciate any insights how this could be done in EPM.
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"In the attached example..." - sorry, but where I can see a screenshot of the example?
Vadim
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I solved a similar issue with VBA, In order to don't break the report, I use the "hide" excel function rather than remove members.
Example;
Dim i As Integer
'firstRow wher you have data
Dim firstRow As Integer
firstRow = 11
'B10 is the first cell with row headers
range("B10").select
'if you 100 members
For i = 0 to 100
'change the G and L for your data columns to evaluate
if WorksheetFunction.Sum(Range("G" & i + firstRow & ":L" & i + firstRow)) = 0 then
ActiveCell.EntireRow.Hidden = True
else
ActiveCell.EntireRow.Hidden = False
end if
activecell.ofset(1,0).select
next
Message was edited by: Julio Cesar Castillo Hernandez
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Hello Roja,
can you please explain your business requirement, what is the need of only last row suppression...?
As far as I know its not possible to suppress a single row by using standard function.
we can remove either empty or empty and zero values containing rows.
if you want hide a specific row/ last row in your case, I will suggest need to use VBA code.
Thank you ..
Regards,
Saida Reddy Gogireddy
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