How to hide datavalues of a pivot for a particular rowitem value












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I have a request to show pivot as below.



x11111
y111111 8/10/2018 5/20/2018
z11111
x22222
y222222 5/20/2018 7/10/2018
z22222


The dataset behind this havs values for all datavalues, so I need to hide the datavalues that are corresponding to x11111,z11111, x22222, z22222 and so on.

I researched but unable to find an optimal solution.










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I have a request to show pivot as below.



x11111
y111111 8/10/2018 5/20/2018
z11111
x22222
y222222 5/20/2018 7/10/2018
z22222


The dataset behind this havs values for all datavalues, so I need to hide the datavalues that are corresponding to x11111,z11111, x22222, z22222 and so on.

I researched but unable to find an optimal solution.










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  • I've improved the post formatting: please remember to write your questions with a easily readable formatting :) Take a look at [the editing help] for more information
    – Federico Grandi
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I have a request to show pivot as below.



x11111
y111111 8/10/2018 5/20/2018
z11111
x22222
y222222 5/20/2018 7/10/2018
z22222


The dataset behind this havs values for all datavalues, so I need to hide the datavalues that are corresponding to x11111,z11111, x22222, z22222 and so on.

I researched but unable to find an optimal solution.










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I have a request to show pivot as below.



x11111
y111111 8/10/2018 5/20/2018
z11111
x22222
y222222 5/20/2018 7/10/2018
z22222


The dataset behind this havs values for all datavalues, so I need to hide the datavalues that are corresponding to x11111,z11111, x22222, z22222 and so on.

I researched but unable to find an optimal solution.







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  • I've improved the post formatting: please remember to write your questions with a easily readable formatting :) Take a look at [the editing help] for more information
    – Federico Grandi
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  • I've improved the post formatting: please remember to write your questions with a easily readable formatting :) Take a look at [the editing help] for more information
    – Federico Grandi
    Nov 22 at 18:22
















I've improved the post formatting: please remember to write your questions with a easily readable formatting :) Take a look at [the editing help] for more information
– Federico Grandi
Nov 22 at 18:22




I've improved the post formatting: please remember to write your questions with a easily readable formatting :) Take a look at [the editing help] for more information
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