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Create views for Workbook

Former Member
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Hello,

I need to create a workbook which has the same row and key figures but each tab should have different countries.

a. Should I create three different queries restricting each query to the country I need to display

or

b. Can I create different views out of the same query?

- If so, how can I create query views and insert them into my workbook.

Taking performance into consideration, which method is the best.

All feedback is appreciated with points:)

Thanks for your help.

Please send your comments

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member
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creating three different queries is a better option.

View is a navigational state of the query and when you do not need all the data, it makes no sense to get all the data from the infoprovider and then restrict it.

Former Member
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Hi,

How about restricting the same query with different countries at the workbook level and saving?

Best Regards,

Hima

Former Member
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Sorry. that is what I meant also. Insert the same query three times and restrict at workbook level.

Former Member
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Thanks a million for your responses.

But how can I restrict my query on the workbook level. Can you please walk me through this.

Thanks!!!

Former Member
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go to the query on each tab and on the characteristic select filter value and assign corresponding value and save.

Former Member
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Thanks for the points.

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