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Alessandro87
Contributor III
Contributor III

How to multiplicate two measures

Hi!

 

I have some measures: sum(production) that gives for example 0.00001587 and BTC_today that gives the EUR value of BTC in real time.

In a table I have as dimension: users, product etc... then as measures: sum(production), BTC_today

I have to show also the value in EUR fro the production, so I have created a new measures: sum(production)*BTC_today but it's not giving the expected result but only null values, why?

I have also tried by creating master measures items, but nothing change.

 

Any suggestion?

 

Thanks

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Alessandro87
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Thank you Marcus.

Now the field is loaded as number, in a table I have this value 63685087 that it is not formatted as needed of course. It should be 63685,09

How can I do it? (please note that from the rest connection I get 3 decimals)

 

Thanks

 

Fixed:

for who maybe need it:

Num#(Replace(Replace([rate_u1], ',', ''), '.', ','), '#.###,##') AS rate_u1

then in front end custom number as #0,00

Now it is displayed as 63685,09

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mpc
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hi, 

If BTC_today is a Master Item, you should use [BTC_today] to use it. 

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marcus_sommer

Make sure that BTC_today is a valid number and not a string and that these data are properly associated to the used dimensions and measure-field.

Further you didn't apply an aggregation to this field-call which would lead to NULL if there isn't just a single value available. In this case you may try: sum(production * BTC_today)

Fabiano_Martino_Intelco
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Hello @Alessandro87 ,

a possible explanation is the presence of more than one value for BTC_today for a specific set of dimension.

Could you post a sample of your data (in Excel) and the structure of the table?

Regards

Fabiano

Alessandro87
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Hi,

actually I have found out that the field that I use to create the master item BTC_today is loaded as text instead of a numeric value.

Already tried num() and num#() function but is not changing, instead it became null().

 

Here the script code involved:

RestConnectorMasterTable:
SQL SELECT 
"__KEY_root",
(SELECT 
"__FK_bpi",
"__KEY_bpi",
(SELECT 
"code" AS "code_u1",
"symbol" AS "symbol_u1",
"rate" AS "rate_u1",
"description" AS "description_u1",
"rate_float" AS "rate_float_u1",
"__FK_EUR"
FROM "EUR" FK "__FK_EUR")
FROM "bpi" PK "__KEY_bpi" FK "__FK_bpi")
FROM JSON (wrap on) "root" PK "__KEY_root";
 
[EUR]:
LOAD [code_u1] AS [code_u1],
[symbol_u1] AS [symbol_u1],
[rate_u1] AS rate_u1,
[description_u1] AS [description_u1],
[rate_float_u1] AS [rate_float_u1],
[__FK_EUR] AS [__KEY_bpi]
RESIDENT RestConnectorMasterTable
WHERE NOT IsNull([__FK_EUR]);
 
 
DROP TABLE RestConnectorMasterTable;

 

[Final_rent]:
NoConcatenate
Load *
Resident rent;
 
Join 
load 
 
    NUM ( DUAL (Text( [rate_u1]  ) , '# ##0.00' )) as rate_u1
Resident EUR;
 
Drop table rent;
Drop table EUR;

Without any transformation rate_u1 is as text field, then if I try to modify it became null()
marcus_sommer

Your approach isn't correct - neither logically nor syntactically. You need to apply:

num#(YourField, 'TheRightFormatPattern')

The specified format-pattern must fit to 100% to the string-content and it must relate to the settings within the interpretation-variables (usually at the beginning of the script).

In some cases it might be more practically to apply left/right/mid-string-functions to cut the relevant parts and/or also some replace() to remove currency-sign or thousand-delimiters or change the decimal-delimiter from comma to dot or ...

Alessandro87
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Thank you Marcus.

Now the field is loaded as number, in a table I have this value 63685087 that it is not formatted as needed of course. It should be 63685,09

How can I do it? (please note that from the rest connection I get 3 decimals)

 

Thanks

 

Fixed:

for who maybe need it:

Num#(Replace(Replace([rate_u1], ',', ''), '.', ','), '#.###,##') AS rate_u1

then in front end custom number as #0,00

Now it is displayed as 63685,09

marcus_sommer

You may just divide the value, like: round(Field / 1000, '0.001')