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bobbydave
Creator III
Creator III

Two calendars

I have an application that uses two separate calendars.

The main application uses a regular calendar year where the second application uses a fiscal calendar year.

Can I amalgamate both applications into one application but the calendars wouldnt confuse the applications and functionality.

The front page of application calls the tabs of the application to open and on the front page, a button calls for application 2 to open separately.

Is it a good idea to almalgamate?

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Hi,

1- You can load first application with binary load option.

and develop second model.now when you will load application that time you will see two separate data model in view.(one thing remember no fields are same in both data model if then rename or use qualify).

After that create dashboards and reports and change tab color .

like

s.png

I have used same in my client side.

Regards

Vimlesh

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Hi,

1- You can load first application with binary load option.

and develop second model.now when you will load application that time you will see two separate data model in view.(one thing remember no fields are same in both data model if then rename or use qualify).

After that create dashboards and reports and change tab color .

like

s.png

I have used same in my client side.

Regards

Vimlesh

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Yes. Just add both calendar year and month; and fiscal year and month to one master calendar and then use the relevant fields to display either calendar or fiscal periods.

For example:

     Calendar:

     LOAD ....

          Year(CalDate) As Year,

          Month(CalDate) As Month,

          ....

          Year(CalDate) + If(Month(CalDate) >= 3, 1, 0) As FiscalYear,

          If(Month(CalDate) >= 3, Month(CalDate) - 2, Month(CalDate) + 10) As FiscalPeriod,

HTH

Jonathan

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein
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//$(Include=..\..\qvdata\holiday script.qvs);


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Date range

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


//Let zFrom = Num(YearStart(AddYears(Today(1), -1)));

//Let zTo = Num(Floor(YearEnd(Today(1) + 30)));


Let zFrom = Num(Date(Date#('2006/07/01')));

Let zTo = Num(Date(Date#('2009/06/30')));

//Let zTo = Num(Today(1));

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Fiscal year parameters

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Set zGLYearStartMonth = 7; // Financial year start month (1 = same As cal year start)

Set zLastDOM = 31; // Last day of financial month (31 = end of cal month)

//Set zFutureFinYearsToGenerate = 1;


//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Current date parameters

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Let zToday = Today(1);

Let zCurrentYear = Year(Today(1)); // Year value

Let vCurrentGLYear = zCurrentYear + If (zGLYearStartMonth = 1 Or Month(Today(1)) < zGLYearStartMonth, 0, 1);

Let vHolidayList = If(Len(vHolidayList) > 0, vHolidayList, '0');

Let vBaseSeq = Year(zStartDate) * 12 + Month(zStartDate) - 1;


//LET zTo = MakeDate($(vCurrentGLYear) + $(zFutureFinYearsToGenerate), $(zGLYearStartMonth)) - 1;


tmpCalendar:

LOAD

Date($(zTo) - RowNo() +1 ) As CalDate

AutoGenerate($(zTo) +1 - $(zFrom));



Calendar:

LOAD *,

if(IsNull(Peek('YYYYWW')), 1, if(YYYYWW = Peek('YYYYWW'), Peek('WeekSeq'), Peek('WeekSeq') + 1)) as WeekSeqx,

// If date is a Monday, start a new week:

if(IsNull(Peek('WeekSeq')), 1, if (WeekDay(CalDate) = 0, Peek('WeekSeq') + 1, Peek('WeekSeq')))  as WeekSeq,

WeekEnd(Date) as [Week Name],

Left(YYYYMM,4)&'M'&Right(YYYYMM,2) as ProphixDate

;

LOAD CalDate As Date,

CalDate As [Ship Date],

CalMonth As Month,

CalYear As Year,

CalDay As Day,

*,

YearMonth as YYYYMM,

(WeekStart(CalDate) - FirstMondayOfYear) / 7 + If(tmpWDYear = 0, 1, 2) As Week, //YearWeek,

Left(YearMonth,4)& Right('0' & ((WeekStart(CalDate) - FirstMondayOfYear) / 7 + If(tmpWDYear = 0, 1, 2)), 2) as YYYYWW,

Left(YearMonth,4)& Right('0' & Week(CalDate), 2) as YYYYWW2,

((WeekStart(CalDate) - FirstMondayOfMonth) / 7 + 2) As MonthWeek,

CalYear & ' ' & Quarter as YearQuarter,

if(IsNull(Peek('YearMonth')), 1, if(YearMonth = Peek('YearMonth'), Peek(Seq), Peek('Seq') + 1)) as Seq

;

LOAD *,

Date(MakeDate(CalYear, 1, 😎 - If(tmpWDYear = 0, 7, tmpWDYear)) As FirstMondayOfYear,

Date(MakeDate(CalYear, CalMonth, 😎 - If(tmpWDMonth = 0, 0, tmpWDMonth)) As FirstMondayOfMonth,

If(WorkingDay, WorkDay, 0) As WorkDay2,

GLYear * 100 + GLPeriodM As GLPeriod,

Dual(Text(Date(CalDate, 'YYYYMM')), MonthSeq) As Period,

Dual('Q' & Ceil(CalMonth / 3), Ceil(CalMonth / 3)) As Quarter,

CalYear * 100 + CalMonth as YearMonth

;

LOAD *,

(CalYear - Year($(zFrom)))*12 + (CalMonth - month($(zFrom))) + 1 As MonthSeq,

CalDate - YearStart(CalDate) As DayOfYear,

RangeMax(1, NetWorkDays(YearStart(CalDate), CalDate, $(vHolidayList))) As WorkDayOfYear,

NetWorkDays(YearStart(CalDate), YearEnd(CalDate), $(vHolidayList)) As YearWorkDays,

Date(Floor(MonthStart(CalDate))) As MonthStart,

Date(Floor(MonthEnd(CalDate))) As MonthEnd,

If(Mod(CalYear, 100) = 0 And Mod(CalYear, 400) <> 0, 1, 0) As LeapYear,

If(Match(WeekDay, 'Sat', 'Sun') Or Match(CalDate, $(vHolidayList)), 0, 1) As WorkingDay,

If(Match(WeekDay, 'Sat', 'Sun'), 'Weekend', If(Match(CalDate, $(vHolidayList)), 'Holiday', 'Workday')) As DayType,

Num(WeekDay(MakeDate(CalYear, 1, 1))) As tmpWDYear,

Num(WeekDay(MakeDate(CalYear, CalMonth, 1))) As tmpWDMonth,

CalYear - $(zCurrentYear) As YearOffset,

// Fiscal year fields - GL Year

CalYear + If($(zGLYearStartMonth) <= 1 Or CalMonth < $(zGLYearStartMonth), 0, 1) As GLYear,

// Fiscal year fields - GL Period

If (CalMonth >= $(zGLYearStartMonth),

If(CalDay > $(zLastDOM), CalMonth - $(zGLYearStartMonth) + 2, CalMonth - $(zGLYearStartMonth) + 1),

If(CalDay > $(zLastDOM), CalMonth + (12 - $(zGLYearStartMonth) + 2), CalMonth + (12 - $(zGLYearStartMonth) + 1))) As GLPeriodM,

// Fiscal year fields - GLYearOffset

If (CalMonth < $(zGLYearStartMonth),

CalYear,

CalYear + 1) - $(vCurrentGLYear) As GLYearOffset

;

LOAD CalDate,

Day(CalDate) As CalDay,

Month(CalDate) As CalMonth,

Year(CalDate) As CalYear,

WeekDay(CalDate) As WeekDay,

RangeMax(1, NetWorkDays(MonthStart(CalDate), CalDate, $(vHolidayList))) As WorkDay,

NetWorkDays(MonthStart(CalDate), MonthEnd(CalDate), $(vHolidayList)) As MonthWorkDays,

NetWorkDays(CalDate, MonthEnd(CalDate), $(vHolidayList)) As WorkDaysToMonthEnd,

Date(MonthStart(CalDate), 'MMMM YYYY') As MonthYear,

Date(MonthStart(CalDate), 'MMM YY') As MonthYearShort

Resident tmpCalendar

Order By CalDate;


// Keep CalDate As an indicator that the date is included in the calendar

Drop Fields tmpWDYear,

tmpWDMonth,

CalMonth,

CalYear,

CalDay;

Drop Table tmpCalendar;


Store Calendar into CalendarBraam.qvd;


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