topic Re: Totals in a table as a KPI in App Development

Totals in a table as a KPI

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 00:29:46 GMT

Hi everybody,

I've beeing reading lot of posts to find an answer to my doubt but I can´t reach the right one, so I decided to make a post.

I have this table:

Where:

Venta Mensual actual = Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, Monto))

Venta mensual Anterior = Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, MontoAnterior))

Evolucion ventas = Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, Monto))/Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, MontoAnterior))/100

All of them are master elements.

I need to filter only account No 40.

Monto Anterior was created from script as follow:

IF(((Mes-1)=0),0, (Previous(Monto))) as MontoAnterior

I want to show the Total of Evolucion Ventas (1.49%) as a KPI

I've tried with a lot of functions but I can´t do it.

Could I have some help? I´m making my first steps with Qlik Sense

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

sunny_talwar — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 00:51:08 GMT

What is the total mode for Evolucion Ventas measure?

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 00:57:41 GMT

Hi Sunny,

I´m not sure what your question is.

I need to show the red mark as a KPI

I put the script in my previous post

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

sunny_talwar — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 01:14:32 GMT

I am not sure how you are calculating 1.49%... can you explain how you get this number?

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

jelle_vervloess1 — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 09:44:19 GMT

Hi fabianaiglesias,

i'm pretty new myself but since you just need the totals as a kpi couldn't you just put your function:

Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, Monto))/Sum(IF(IDCuentaContable=40, MontoAnterior))/100

into a kpi and get the right result. since the only real difference in the table is that it is grouped by a dimension months.

i would also stongly recommend you don't use The IF function inside a sum of any other aggragation function as this severely slows down your front end application. so your set analysis should look like this:

sum({<IDCuentaContable = {40}>}, Monto)/ sum({<IDCuentaContable=40>}, MontoAnterior)/100

Elsewise if this doesn't work i think you can do something like this

sum(aggr(months, sum({<IDCuentaContable = {40}>}, Monto)/ sum({<IDCuentaContable=40>}, MontoAnterior)/100))

this wil first create a table with all evolucion ventas per month and then just make the sum out of it.

Could be i'm misinterpreting your question so pleas elaborate if this is wrong

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 12:21:32 GMT

Hi Sunny, let me explain you a bit more.

This is the complete table:

"Totales" is automatically calculated by Qlik

I made the same process in excel and the values are right

I need to reproduce them in KPIs

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 13:07:43 GMT

Hi Jelle,

thanks for you advice with IF function!

I tried the options you gave me and these was the results:

1) The script Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}Monto)/Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}MontoAnterior)/100 results in differences between the KPI and the column "Evolucion ventas" as show:

And I noticed this:

if you do 2.158.263,13 / 1.989.000.56 the result is 1.09%

But, if you calculate the average of Evolucion Ventas column, the result will be 1.49%

So I guess that I need to make an script to calculate the average of the last column (take in account that Totales are automatically calculated by Qlik). And if you repete these calculus in excel they are correct

2) The second script didn´t work:

Sum(aggr(Mes, (sum({<IDCuentaContable = {40}>} Monto)/ sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>} MontoAnterior)/100)))

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

sunny_talwar — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 15:40:56 GMT

Try this

Avg(Aggr(Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}Monto)/Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}MontoAnterior)/100, Mes))

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

sunny_talwar — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 16:01:08 GMT

Did you give this a shot?

Avg(Aggr(Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}Monto)/Sum({<IDCuentaContable={40}>}MontoAnterior)/100, Mes))

Re: Totals in a table as a KPI

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Oct 2017 00:38:32 GMT

Thank you Sunny, your script worked!!

I really appreciate you help!