SET ANALYSIS Sum for displaying hierarchy relationship in one column?

[#1]

Hello,

I've quite a few hierarchy reports and would like to show the reports a little bit different than the traditional hierarchy pivot reports.

Instead of showing each hierarchy level in a separate column, I would like to show the different nodes one below the other in a single column.

For better visualization I've created an example (see below HIER_COSTELMNT.qvw).

The COSTELMNT should only appear on the bottom hierarchy-level (3). The hierarchy-levels 2 and 3 should nevertheless show the correct SUM of the dedicated node and all nodes below this particular node. I hope to get there with a correct SET ANALYSIS SUM over the NODE_ID and the Path field :

ex.:

NODE_ID:   KA10

Path:          KA1\KA10

So for the node KA10 all nodes with Path KA1\KA10* should be summed up.

Unfortunately I can't figure out the correct syntax of the SET ANALYSIS SUM expression. Does anyone knows if this is possibel and what the correct expression would be?

Best regards,

Thomas Schmutz

[kaushiknsolanki]

Have a look at the attched file.

Hope this is what you are looking for.

Regards,

Kaushik Solanki

[#3]

Although the parent nodes are beeing shown now, the SUM for the parent nodes were still not beeing calculated.

Unfortunately it's not absolutely what I was looking for. Any idea how the SUM must be adapted, to show the correct summation?

Thomas

[#4]

Tried it with the following Set Analysis expression:

=sum( {1<Path={"$(=Path&'*')"}>} [VALUE] )

Unfortunately the upper hierarchy nodes weren't summarized either. Isn't it possible at all?

Regards,

Thomas

[#5]

For the sake of completness:

According to the answer of Vlad Gutosvky in this thread, it isn't possible to use Set Analysis for my purpose:

Vlad Gutosvky:

"set analysis is calculated once for the entire chart and can be used to limit dimensions rather than manipulate them"

Nevertheless, thanks to Kaushik Solanski for the reply.