Defining the structure of the cross-tab – HP Intelligent Management Center Standard Software Platform User Manual
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This example uses the Group By Intervals.rpt included in the Feature
Examples directory.
2.
Click the Design tab.
3.
On the Insert menu, click Cross-Tab.
Tip:
Another way to do this is to click the Insert Cross-Tab button on the
Insert Tools toolbar.
An object frame appears with the Arrow cursor as you drag the Cross-Tab
object into the report.
4.
Place the object frame in an empty area in the Report Header and click
to release it.
An empty Cross-Tab object appears in your report.
5.
Right-click the Cross-Tab and select Cross-Tab Expert from the shortcut
menu.
The Cross-Tab Expert appears. This dialog box is made up of three tabs:
Cross-Tab, Style, and Customize Style.
Defining the structure of the Cross-Tab
Add fields to the Rows, Columns, and Summarized Fields areas.
1.
From the Available Fields list, select Country; then click the > arrow
next to the Rows area.
The Country field is added to the Rows area.
Tip:
You can also add a field to the different Cross-Tab areas by selecting it
and dragging it to the Columns, Rows, or Summarized Fields areas.
2.
From the Available Fields list, select Last Year's Sales; then click the
> arrow next to the Summarized Fields area.
The Last Year's Sales field is added to the Summarized Fields area.
3.
Apply additional structure:
•
Click Country in the Rows area.
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