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wanyunyang
Creator III
Creator III

pivot table question

I have a pivot table with dimensions: FoodType, Salesrep, SalesArea, Customer, and measure: count(VISIT).

There are only 2 FoodTypes: Apple and Banana. The pivot table is like:

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But for the same rep-area-customer, I want count(VISIT) to be the same for Apple and Banana. Should be like:

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What function should I use?

Thank you very very much!!!

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kkkumar82
Specialist III
Specialist III

How about

Sum(Total <Salesrep, SalesArea, Customer> Visit) ?

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thi_pham
Creator III
Creator III

Let try: Count (total <FoodType> visit)

wanyunyang
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Then count(VISIT) for A, B, C will be the same.

ogautier62
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi,

and what about prior post ?

for this one you must use aggr :

aggr(sum(Visit),Customer)

please close threads, or tell what is wrong

thanks

wanyunyang
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Hi,

Gave it a go with sum(aggr(count(Visit),Customer)), but numbers for different FoodType are different.

ogautier62
Specialist II
Specialist II

so yes :

you must use aggr on the customer dimension (because it's not dimension of chart)

and use sum() on the other dimension because you want dimension of chart

use as expression :

if(dimensionality() = 'the dimensionality of cust dim',

         aggr(count(Visit),Customer),

         count(Visit)    )

first add dimensionality() as expression in your chart to see which is one of customer and supress after

pablolabbe
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

Don't forget !


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kkkumar82
Specialist III
Specialist III

How about

Sum(Total <Salesrep, SalesArea, Customer> Visit) ?

wanyunyang
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Hi Olivier, thanks for help, but it's not working. The numbers are the same as count(Visit).

wanyunyang
Creator III
Creator III
Author

It works!! Thank you so much!!