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Hi
I'm trying to create a measure for the Total Purchases field in the below, and I'm not having much success.
I've tried a number of different formulae including the following, but I'm not getting what I need and I'm not sure where I'm going wrong
Count( total <FinYearDate, FinYearQuarterDate, MonthDate> distinct{<Flag = {'PurchaseDate'}, Retailer ={"*"} >} REF)
Thanks
Sarah
@Sa_Rah Similar way you can add how many you want full total.
Sum(Total <YourDimension, YourDimension1, YourDimension2, ...> Purchases)
@Sa_Rah Can't this be simply like
Count (Total <YourDimension> Purchases) //Your dimension is that values are Eggs, Cheese ..
Thanks Anil. This counts over each of my products, but doesn't take into account the time period. It provides the yellow field below:
@Sa_Rah Similar way you can add how many you want full total.
Sum(Total <YourDimension, YourDimension1, YourDimension2, ...> Purchases)
Hi Anil
This doesn't seem to make a difference, I still end up with the same as above:
Sum(Total <Purchases, FinYear, FinYearQuarter, Month> Purchases)
If I remove the 'Purchases' dimension then I end up with the following:
Sum(Total <FinYear, FinYearQuarter, Month> Purchases)
I've identified my issue!
The date dimensions I'm using are filtered using if clauses, i.e. the visualisation is only showing dates after a certain time point.
I don't understand why, but this is affecting how the totals appear.
Removing these date restrictions from my date fields means the above method Sum(Total <YourDimension, YourDimension1, YourDimension2, ...> Purchases) works just fine.
Thanks Anil for your help