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odo_nogk
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Multiple Number formats in pivot

Hi All,

Is it possible to have two number formats in a pivot?

For Example, the measure in my pivot is;

if(dimensionality() = 1
 ,(Sum(Aggr(If(sum([Output]) >= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10), 1, 0),[Month],Product,Category)))
/count(aggr(count(Product),[Month],Product,Category))
 
 ,if(dimensionality() = 2
     ,if(sum([Output])>= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10) ,1,0)
        ,0
       )
  )

 

I want the first dimension (Category) to be in % and the second dimension (Product) to be int (1 or 0).

I have tried to wrap the num function around the expressions but this doesnt seem to be working for me..

e.g Num(Expression,'#,##0%')

 

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks!

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

if(dimensionality() = 1
 ,(Num(Sum(Aggr(If(sum([Output]) >= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10), 1, 0),[Month],Product,Category)))
/count(aggr(count(Product),[Month],Product,Category)), '##.%')
 
 ,if(dimensionality() = 2
     ,Num(if(sum([Output])>= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10) ,1,0), '##.')
        ,0
       )
  )

Make sure to use Measure expression for Number Formatting within the properties of your Expression

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

if(dimensionality() = 1
 ,(Num(Sum(Aggr(If(sum([Output]) >= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10), 1, 0),[Month],Product,Category)))
/count(aggr(count(Product),[Month],Product,Category)), '##.%')
 
 ,if(dimensionality() = 2
     ,Num(if(sum([Output])>= (sum(Plan)*.90) and sum([Output]) <= (sum(Plan)*1.10) ,1,0), '##.')
        ,0
       )
  )

Make sure to use Measure expression for Number Formatting within the properties of your Expression

odo_nogk
Contributor
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Author

Thank you! - Assigning the "measure expression" for number formatting did the trick.