Conditional Totals Suppression (in the Result Row)
Conditional suppression is a filter operation that is similar to hiding nodes with only child. The result rows on an axis (the aggregate of a single value) are hidden. In this case, the single value and the result would be identical. The analytic manager calculates the subtotal, checks whether only one child exists and then deletes the total. This function is a characteristic setting. If several characteristics are on the same axis, they are processed one after the other.
Query Designer
In the Characteristic Properties screen on the Display tab, you can specify for a specific characteristic how you want to display result rows; always show, always hide or display for more than one value, by using the hierarchy parameter Result Rows. If you choose display for more than one value, select a condition total suppression.
Query
This is the default setting for standard queries.
Query Designer Documentation