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Hi all,
I am stuck up in one project - I need to sum up based on partial field names, I have following three basic KPIs
1. PRO-Proposition
2. PLN-Planogram
3. SOS-Share of Shelf
I have all three fields for different product lines like Haircare, Skincare, Beverages etc. I got total 10 product lines and 3 KPIs which makes total 30 fields. Now, I have to present the accumulated/Sum of all three KPI based on Product Line like:
Product Line | KPI | Performance |
Haircare | PLN | 12 |
PRO | 23 | |
SOS | 10 | |
Beverages | PLN | 11 |
PRO | 10 | |
SOS | 13 | |
Skincare | PLN | 10 |
PRO | 9 | |
SOS | 11 |
How can I achieve that?
I have attached sample data for your reference.
I have attached again as it was found missing during post.
Regards,
Tahir
Message was edited by: Tahir Khalil - Sample Data File Attachment Missing
Sum(total <[Product Line]> Performance)
Try this
Thanks
Sai
HI,
Can you please see the sample data in XLS - I was unable to attach it before.
Regards,
Tahir
Any clue guys?
Hi Tahir,
check the attached file.
You must load your table as crosstable, then split one field to separate ProductLine and KPI.
HTH
Regards
Hi Alex,
You forget to attach file.
TK
I suggest that you post the expected results, as the numbers could be "accumulated" in several different ways.
I see the attached file in my previous post but... I'm sending it in again, just in case...
Cheers
I want to accumulate performance based on KPI. As you may have seen my XLS - I have total 30 fields - 3 KPIs each have 10 categories/product line. These 30 field names are [KPI]_[ProductLine] like PLN_HairCare contain the result. I want to make a bar chart stating HairCare on X-Axis while 3 separate bars stating all three KPI values.
Alex - what if I avoid the crosstab functionality. I want to keep reduced data set in terms of rows.