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I have a dynamic table, with three dimensions (organ, judge, cabinet) and eight expressions (Distributed, Redistributed, Restituted, Net Dist, In Session, Monocratic, Solved, Julg Rate and Missing).
Distributed is "= Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2137,92137,2138,92138,2139,92139}"} process_gestion) "
Redistributed is "= Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2142,92142}>} process_egestao)"
Restituted is "= Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2152,92152}>} process_egestao)"
Net Dist is "Distributed + Redistributed - Restituted"
In Session is "= Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2192,92192}>} process_egestao)"
Monocratic is "= Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2195,92195}>} process_egestao)"
Solved is "" In Session "+ Monocratic"
Rate Julg is "if (" Net Dist "> 0, (Solved /" Net Dist "), 0)"
Missing is "if (" Net Dist "> Solved," Net Dist "- Solved, 0)"
My problem is in the Missing column. Actually, the sum of it.
By hypothesis,
line 1: Net Dist = 2, Solved = 0, Missing = 2
line 2: Net Dist = 134, Solved = 88, Missing = 46
line 3: Net Dist = 0, Solved = 1, Missing = 0 (Solved> Net Dist, result 0.)
The "Show Subtotals" is marked for all three dimensions.
The sum should be 48, but the result is 47!
It is not adding up the Missing column. He's recalculating!
Net Dist = 136 (2 + 134 + 0), Solved 89 (0 + 88 + 1). 47!
But I need to add the Missing column (and do not recalculate the row), because there is a formula in it - when negative, 0 is assigned as a result.
How to solve?
Thanks for any help or clarification.
LC
My bad, try this
Sum(Aggr(
RangeMax(
RangeSum(
Count({<num_item_egestao = {2137,92137,2138,92138,2139,92139}>} process_gestion),
Count({<num_item_egestao = {2142,92142}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2152,92152}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2192,92192}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2195,92195}>} process_egestao)
),
0)
, organ, judge, cabinet))
Try this
Sum(Aggr(
RangeMax(
RangeSum(
Count({<num_item_egestao = {2137,92137,2138,92138,2139,92139}"} process_gestion),
Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2142,92142}>} process_egestao),
-Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2152,92152}>} process_egestao),
-Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2192,92192}>} process_egestao),
-Count ({<num_item_egestao = {2195,92195}>} process_egestao)
),
0)
, organ, judge, cabinet))
The Missing column on all rows has become zero, now...
My bad, try this
Sum(Aggr(
RangeMax(
RangeSum(
Count({<num_item_egestao = {2137,92137,2138,92138,2139,92139}>} process_gestion),
Count({<num_item_egestao = {2142,92142}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2152,92152}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2192,92192}>} process_egestao),
-Count({<num_item_egestao = {2195,92195}>} process_egestao)
),
0)
, organ, judge, cabinet))
Perfect, Sunny!
Solved the question!
I will study the functions you used, for a better understanding, but the problem is gone!
Thank you very much!
LC
I think what you need to understand for the totals can be understood by looking here
The other change I did was... instead of checking if(A>B, A-B, 0)... I did this RangeMax(A-B, 0)... which just means that if A-B is positive, it will pick A-B, but if it is negative... it will pick 0 because 0 is bigger than the negative number.
I will look at the link indicated. Thank you!
About using the RangeMax, good move ...
Thank you again!
LC