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marcus_steggall
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Show 12 months of value, when selecting a month

Afternoon team, hope you're all well and happy friday.

Quick query I hope

I've attached an example qvw, where I'm trying to achieve a rolling 12 month total when you select a month.

As per my attached, currently if you select say 2018 Nov, this will then change the bar chat to show 2018 Nov and the previous 11 individual month totals. So as a month calculation, this works perfect to show each individual month across the last 12 months.

However, i'm a little stuck as to how I can have each one of those 12 categories, showing a 12 month total.

For example select 2018 Nov, this will show data between 2018 Nov - 2017 Dec (12 month total)

Then the category next to it being 2018 Oct, will show data between 2018 Oct - 2017 Nov and so on.

Hope this makes sense and can help me piece this together

Many thanks

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

=RangeSum(Above(Sum({<[Period_Sort]=,Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= , Period_YYYY_Month=,


Customer={"=round(Sum({<[Period_Sort]={"">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))""},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= ,Period_YYYY_Month =>}Revenue))<=$(vMinLimit)

or

round(Sum({<[Period_Sort]={"">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))""},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= ,Period_YYYY_Month= >}Revenue))>=$(vMaxLimit)"}>} Revenue), 0, 12))


* Avg({<[Period_Sort]={">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))"},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= , Period_YYYY_Month=>} 1)

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sunny_talwar

May be try this

=RangeSum(Above(Sum({<[Period_Sort]=,Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= , Period_YYYY_Month=,


Customer={"=round(Sum({<[Period_Sort]={"">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))""},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= ,Period_YYYY_Month =>}Revenue))<=$(vMinLimit)

or

round(Sum({<[Period_Sort]={"">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))""},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= ,Period_YYYY_Month= >}Revenue))>=$(vMaxLimit)"}>} Revenue), 0, 12))


* Avg({<[Period_Sort]={">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))"},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= , Period_YYYY_Month=>} 1)

marcus_steggall
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Hi Sunny, very helpful as always and this seems to work wonders

may i ask, what does that last paragraph of code below actually do?

So by adding in an average and leaving a 1 at the end?

Cheers

* Avg({<[Period_Sort]={">=$(=max([Period_Sort])-11)<=$(=max([Period_Sort]))"},Month= ,Year_YYYY= ,Quarter_QQ= , Period_YYYY_Month=>} 1)