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12-28-2016 06:45 PM
In creating a standard report, using the "Multiple Dataset" feature offered by PA Premium, I find that the original dataset inherits the name of the table that it is created against. Any ideas on how to change that? My first dataset is named "Incident" or "Task" while the additional datasets all have elegant series names. I need to either rename the initial dataset or eliminate it entirely and work only within the multiple dataset UI; can't figure out how to do either.
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01-22-2018 01:18 AM
Hi all,
as from the Kingston release you will be able to name the first dataset in a multiple dataset report. Just go back to the first data set configuration and rename it there. See attachment for clarity.
Hope that helps!
Best regards,
-Robert
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12-28-2016 06:50 PM
One method that I have found is to simply setup a bad filter for the base dataset. If it returns no tickets then it seems to exclude it from the chart. That seems a little hacky. Anyone know of a more elegant way?
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01-22-2018 12:59 AM
How did you get it working with a bad filter ? I tried within a trend report, but it still shows "0"-line. Even choosing "white"-color does not work in that case and line gets default blue...
Update: i now got it working with a count aggregation and using white color line. It also still shows table label name in legend but with no function if you click on it. I would not call this a "real" workaround but better than nothing.
Thx and best regards
Vesp
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01-22-2018 01:23 AM
Hello Robert, thats a good news! Maybe going the "workaround" way in non-Kingston instances is a better alternative than renaming whole table label until instance is upgraded to Kingston.
Thx for checking in newest version
Vesp
