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Anonymous
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aggr in pivot table not showing in all rows

Hi, I have the below example, in first table I have everything, but I need to show it like in the second one, only by SLS_MTRC_ID,

to count the total number of sales_territories I'm using this formula: aggr(count(SALES_TERRITORY_ID),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID), which is giving me the correct figures 4 and 9, but why do they show up only for the first sales_metric dimension row of each employee?

Same for total Q by rep: aggr(sum(QUOTA_SALES_METRIC),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID)

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muniyandi
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Oscar,

let's Try below expression:


aggr(  Nodistinct count(SALES_TERRITORY_ID),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID),

aggr( Nodistinct sum(QUOTA_SALES_METRIC),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID)


Post your data in excel file.


Thanks,

Muni

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jaimeaguilar
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

Hi,

When using aggr you need to take care about the involved dimensions in your chart.

In the case of your example for the second chart you're creating a chart with SLS_MTRC_ID as dimension. then your formula should be something like this (it's what I can figure out just by seeing the screenshots):

aggr(count(SALES_TERRITORY_ID),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID, SLS_MTRC_ID)


Also, as tip try not to use key fields directly in expressions. It is recommended to create a duplicate of these fields if you want to include fields that are link between different tables in charts,


regards

muniyandi
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Oscar,

let's Try below expression:


aggr(  Nodistinct count(SALES_TERRITORY_ID),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID),

aggr( Nodistinct sum(QUOTA_SALES_METRIC),SALES_EMPLOYEE_ID)


Post your data in excel file.


Thanks,

Muni

Anonymous
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Great! that was it, thank you very much