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Hi Carlos,
Thanks for your feedback! The data in a PivotTable is aggregated (sum, count, etc) from a data source. Even if the data source is a table in a database, I think we can't update it back to the table. Says the PivotTable is summed/total sales from an Orders table, if we edit the summed/total sales how do we update it back to the Orders table?
Hi David, how are you? Thanks for the answer. Can I post here an example of a competitor? If you do not find it smart to post I can talk to you at celuminatti@gmail.com to show you an example. This example applies the aggregations in the totalizers when rendering the pivot. But we data fields are the actual values that are in the table cells of the database. Business Intelligence tools have one that does this. And components for web has 2 companies that has worked this way. It's a suggestion ... including this one I wanted to show you, it has a normal pivot that works with the query and another that is editable and only aggregates the totalizers as I told you.
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Hi David, how are you? Thanks for the answer. Can I post here an example of a competitor? If you do not find it smart to post I can talk to you at celuminatti@gmail.com to show you an example. This example applies the aggregations in the totalizers when rendering the pivot. But we data fields are the actual values that are in the table cells of the database. Business Intelligence tools have one that does this. And components for web has 2 companies that has worked this way. It's a suggestion ... including this one I wanted to show you, it has a normal pivot that works with the query and another that is editable and only aggregates the totalizers as I told you.
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