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Can someone tell me why the data in my line chart does not match the data in my table?
The dimensions and expressions are exactly the same.
Thanks,
Mike
Try this:
Aggr(RangeSum(Above(SUM(count), 0, RowNo())), ([[Result Month]]], (NUMERIC)), ([Day of Month],(NUMERIC)))
How about this:
RangeSum(Above(TOTAL SUM(count), 0, RowNo(TOTAL)))
Sunny,
Sorry, I gave you too simple of an example so this expression doesn't quite return what I need.
I have multiple months in my real data set.
Can you look at this new QVF and plot the values in the "My Values" table column to the line chart?
I think what you want to do is not possible with two dimensions. Why not use a concatenated dimension:
=[Day of Month] & Chr(10) & [[Result Month]]]
Expression:
RangeSum(Above(SUM(count), 0, RowNo()))
I need a month to month comparison so the concatenated dimension won't achieve what I need.
Thanks for looking it over!
Mike
Why did you close this discussion then?
What is the expected output? May be provide an Excel of expected output
Sorry, I thought you said it wasn't possible.
My desired output is two lines, one for each month, accumulating over the days of the month.
So the April line should accumulate from 32...859 and May should accumulate from 42..1109
Try this:
Aggr(RangeSum(Above(SUM(count), 0, RowNo())), ([[Result Month]]], (NUMERIC)), ([Day of Month],(NUMERIC)))
That was it Sunny. It's working now. It's strange to me that it needs that last aggr function.
I went down this rabbit hole due to another post: Comparison Graph
I have this need as well so i wanted to pursue a solution. If you want to correct my post for Comparison Graph, please do so, otherwise I'll make a correction to it in a little while.
Mike
I am out so won't be able to offer any help. But the reasons for both the dimension in the Aggr is due to the fact that both the Months have same days... 1, 2, 3, 4.... If you have unique field for each month... Then you might not need the two fields....