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Hi All,
Looking at the below table, (Left) when i have the dimension Fibres my total is equal to 600 as expected.
(Right) When i remove the Fibres dimension and use set analysis, one of the values of 60 is not calculating giving me 60 short of the total expected.
Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Sustainable'}>}Weight)
Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Not Sustainable'}>}Weight)
How can i get the total on the right table for the following:
Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Sustainable'}>}Weight)
To include the other 60 to give me the 420.
I also tried an Aggr(Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Sustainable'}>}Weight),Fibres) but i get a null return.
Thank you in advance.
Daniel
Really Appreciating your time Bruno,
but so sorry to say both of these have the same return as before.
Thank you
Daniel
Hi,
There is one difference,
aggr(
sum( total Aggr(Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Sustainable'}>}Weight),Fibres) )
, "Portal Order No." )
gives the total of the measure as 2448
while
this
Sum(
aggr(
sum( total Aggr(Sum( distinct {<SustainableLevel = {'Sustainable'}>}Weight),Fibres) )
, "Portal Order No." )
)
totals the rows to 14668
Thank you Bruno. sorry this is not so simple to get the desired result.... you're still a legend for sharing your time and expert help.
thank you
Daniel
Hi Bruno,
Did you have any other ideas on why the totals are not showing the values when selected individually?
Thank you
Daniel