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Hi Team,
I have a below table.
PH6 | PH6_desc | Sales T/O |
231546 | BV 546 | 1163729 |
255373 | VAG Produkte | 1092099 |
221051 | El. fusion fitti. PB | 880487 |
201950 | Solv.cement fitt.me. | 874874 |
230152 | Solv. Cement Fit. mm | 689215 |
202956 | Ballvalves for water | 550592 |
230153 | Adapter Fittings mm | 531082 |
251313 | ELGEF Plus saddles | 464251 |
221043 | Pipe PB in bars | 451753 |
2J1J54 | Regulierarmaturen | 432843 |
Further I want to add new column as below. Kindly help me in doing this.
PH6 | PH6_desc | Sales T/O | New Column | Description |
231546 | BV 546 | 1163729 | 1163729 | For the first row the value should be same as Sales T/O(1163729) |
255373 | VAG Produkte | 1092099 | 2255828 | Addition of 1st row and 2nd row of Sales T/O(1163729+1092099) |
221051 | El. fusion fitti. PB | 880487 | 3136315 | 880487+2255828 |
201950 | Solv.cement fitt.me. | 874874 | 4011189 | 874874+3136315 |
230152 | Solv. Cement Fit. mm | 689215 | 4700404 | 689215+4011189 |
202956 | Ballvalves for water | 550592 | 5250996 | 550592+4700404 |
230153 | Adapter Fittings mm | 531082 | 5782078 | 531082+5250996 |
251313 | ELGEF Plus saddles | 464251 | 6246329 | 464251+5782078 |
221043 | Pipe PB in bars | 451753 | 6698082 | 451753+6246329 |
2J1J54 | Regulierarmaturen | 432843 | 7130925 | 432843+6698082 |
There should be a column to indicate the sorting for each row to start the cumulative process.
Is there any date column in the table you provided?
Try like:
RangeSum([Sales T/O], Peek([New Sales T/O])) as [New Sales T/O]
You need to achieve this in the front end or back end ? if its front end then so with the full accumulation option in the chart option .
Hi,
I need to achieve in front end
what is Peek([New Sales T/O])) here?
Peek is a function to the previously loaded rows in the script level table....
Peek() finds the value of a field in a table for a row that has already been loaded or that exists in internal memory. The row number can be specified, as can the table.
Syntax:
Peek(field_name[, row_no[, table_name ] ] )
peek function doesnt help me
Any Ideas for the above query???