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Pivot tables in Analysis Services allow for no aggregate - why not in SSRS???

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I have a fairly simple scenario. I have a list of source hosts, ports, and destination hosts for firewalls. Right now, it's in an Excel spreadsheet as such:

HOST001    80    HOST002
HOST001    443   HOST002
HOST001    8080  HOST002
HOST001    80    HOST003
HOST001    8080  HOST003
HOST002    443   HOST001
HOST002    8080  HOST001
HOST002    8080  HOST003
HOST002    443   HOST003
HOST003    443   HOST001
HOST003    8080  HOST002

Notice that there is a many-to-many relationship, here. If I pull this into a non-normalized table in SAS, I can right click the table, click "Explore Data," use a pivot table, and format the data to show source vs destination hosts and the open ports between them (without an aggregate function):

              Destination
Source      HOST001    HOST002    HOST003
HOST001                    80              80
                                 443             8080
                                 8080
HOST002   443                             8080
                8080                           443
HOST003   443           8080
 

Instead of using a SUM, COUNT, or other function on the port data, it displays all values. SAS does this. So why, WHY can I not do something similar like this in SSRS or even Excel??? When I export the SAS pivot table to Excel, it applies a SUM and goofs up my data. Is there any way to do this the way I want?

Many thanks!!!









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