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Pivot Table V2

Pivot Table V2 offers more advanced features than Pivot Table V1, including enhanced calculations, formatting, and customization options.

Updated over 4 months ago

Click here to learn more about Pivot Table V1.

Key features of Pivot Table V2

  • Horizontal & Vertical Layout – Drag fields to Rows (vertical grouping) or Columns (horizontal grouping).
    Example: Drag Region to Columns to display regions as column headers.

  • Advanced Calculations – Apply SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, MIN, MAX, and more.

  • Calculated Fields – Create custom formulas directly in the pivot table (e.g., = Sales / Quantity).- Flexible Formatting – Adjust number formatting and apply conditional formatting.

  • Subtotals & Totals – Show or hide subtotals and grand totals, and choose their position.

  • Sorting & Filtering – Sort rows/columns and apply multiple filter types.

  • Permission Control – Define who can edit or save changes.

Accessing Pivot Table V2

There are two ways to access a Pivot Table V2 via Toolbox, and via Report Builder.

via Toolbox

  • Click Toolbox in the navigation bar on the left side of the screen

  • Select Pivot Table V2.

via Report Builder

  • Select Pivot Table V2 as the widget type

Permission settings

When adding a Pivot Table V2 to a report, choose one of the following:

  • No edit – View only; users cannot edit.

  • Only edit – Users can edit for analysis, but changes are not saved.

  • Edit & save – Users can edit and save changes to the report (click the save icon to save).

Pivot Table Editor

Click the settings icon in the top-right corner to modify the Pivot Table.

The Pivot Table Editor consists of five main sections:

Values

  • Drag a field to Values to calculate totals, averages, counts, min, max, etc.

  • Example: Drag "Spend" to Values to sum up spend amounts.

  • By default, spyne applies SUM, but you can change to COUNT, MAX, MIN, etc.

  • Click the "V" icon to change

Rows

  • Drag a field to Rows to group your data vertically

  • Example: Drag "Channel" to Rows to list each channel in separate rows.

Columns

  • Drag a field to Columns to display your data horizontally.

  • Example: Drag "Country" to Columns to show countries as column headers.

Filters

  • Drag a field to Filters to include or exclude specific data in the pivot table.

  • Example: Drag "Year" to Filters to display only data from 2024.

Note: To filter a specific row or column, click the filter icon next to the field name.

Calculated Field

A Calculated Fields lets you create custom values based on the existing data in your pivot table.

  • Name the calculated field

  • Drag and drop field to formula.

  • Example: = "Sum(spend)"/"Sum(clicks)" => Result: Average spend per click.

  • Click OK to apply the calculated field

  • To edit, click the "V" icon next to the field name in Values.

Additional options

Sorting & Reordering

  • Drag fields to reorder them

  • Click the arrow icon to sort ascending or descending

Show subtotals & Totals

You can select these options:

  • Subtotals

    • Show subtotals

    • Do not show subtotals

    • Show subtotals rows only

    • Show subtotals columns only

    • Choose subtotals position

  • Grand totals

    • Show grand totals

    • Do not show grand totals

    • Show grand totals rows only

    • Show grand totals columns only

    • Choose totals position

Formatting

You can edit number formatting and conditional formatting.

Filtering

spyne makes it easy to filter your database so it only displays the items that meet specific criteria, for example: have (or don’t have) certain properties.

  • Click Add a filter, select filter type

  • For dimension filter type,

    • Select a dimension that you’d like to filter by

    • Customize the rule

      • is, ie: Filter for rows that Channel is Microsoft

      • is not, ie: Filter for rows that Channel is not Microsoft

      • contains, ie: Filter for rows that Country contains FR

      • does not contain: Filter for rows that Country doesn’t contain FR

      • is not empty

  • For measure filter type,

    • Select a metric that you’d like to filter by

    • Customize the operator

      • > (greater than)

      • < (smaller than)

      • = (equal to)

      • ≥ (greater than or equal to)

      • ≤ (smaller than or equal to)

      • is not empty

Date range

  1. In Report Builder, the Pivot Table inherits the report’s date range.

  2. Modify the date range when using Pivot Table in Toolbox.

Adding to a report

When using the Toolbox, you can add the Pivot Table V2 to:

  • A new report

  • An existing report

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