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Hi,
I have a inventory movements table with the following structure:
itemid description qty datefinancial datephysical
a aaaa 1 01/01/2013 31/12/2012
a aaaa 2 01/01/2013 31/12/2012
a aaaa -1 01/02/2013 31/01/2013
b bbbb 2 01/01/2013 31/12/2012
In a tab I have a chart about the sales, in this section i'm using datefinancial. All the transactions are controlled with a date slider from datefinancial...another tab controlls the inventory, that are controlled by datephysical, and here is where i have the problems.
If i'm analysing the sales mixed with the inventory from an special itemid, if I'm using the datefinancial, the inventory is being calculated with this financialdate. But I want to be calculated from datephysical...
well, i'm not sure if it's very good explained, but I need help urgently, because im'm becoming crazy.
Thanks
Eduard
Let's see if I understand you correctly. In one chart you want to make selections in datefinancial with a slider. But in another chart you want to ignore the selections in datafinancial and instead use selections in datephysical. If that's correct then you can try using alternate states (if you're using QV11) or use set analysis expressions.
With alternate states you can create an alternate state for each chart. Selections in one alternate state apply only to objects assigned to that alternate state. You can create alternate states on the General tab of the document properties window.
In set analysis expressions you can overrule selections in a field. So for one chart you could use sum({<datephysical=>} qty) and for the other sum({<datefinancial=>} qty).
datephysical= means ignore any selections in datephysical. You'd use this for the first chart which you want to calculate using datefinancial.
Hi ,
Try to use Set Analysis in the Inventory Tab .
Sum({<financialdate=>} Sales)
Please reply me for the same .
//yusuf
Let's see if I understand you correctly. In one chart you want to make selections in datefinancial with a slider. But in another chart you want to ignore the selections in datafinancial and instead use selections in datephysical. If that's correct then you can try using alternate states (if you're using QV11) or use set analysis expressions.
With alternate states you can create an alternate state for each chart. Selections in one alternate state apply only to objects assigned to that alternate state. You can create alternate states on the General tab of the document properties window.
In set analysis expressions you can overrule selections in a field. So for one chart you could use sum({<datephysical=>} qty) and for the other sum({<datefinancial=>} qty).
datephysical= means ignore any selections in datephysical. You'd use this for the first chart which you want to calculate using datefinancial.