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tgumbing
Contributor III
Contributor III

Analysis Help

Hi,

In my example I nedd Help

I want to calculate "SalesClosed in Sales Month"

Thanks for your help

Thanks

6 Replies
shraddha_g
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

What is your data?

What you are expecting as a output.

Can you please elaborate

prma7799
Master III
Master III

Missing comma in your second expression

=sum({<SalesYear=,SalesMonth=,SalesClosedYear={$(=max(SalesYear))}, SalesClosedMonth=,SalesMonth>} SalesClosed)

If this is not fulfill your requirement then please share expected output.

stabben23
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Hi Thomas,

Is this gives you correct output?

=sum({<SalesYear=,SalesMonth=,SalesClosedYear={$(=max(SalesYear))}>} SalesClosed)

tgumbing
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

I want this :

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The column "SalesClosed in Sales Month" calculate the number of sales who

SalesClosedYear=SalesYear and fror each SalesMonth=SalesClosedMonth

I want to bring the number of clodedSales in the month Sales.

tgumbing
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

I want this :

Capture.PNG

The column "SalesClosed in Sales Month" calculate the number of sales who

SalesClosedYear=SalesYear and fror each SalesMonth=SalesClosedMonth

I want to bring the number of clodedSales in the month Sales.

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi,

maybe something like this :

sum({<SalesYear={$(=max(SalesYear))}>} if(SalesMonth=SalesClosedMonth,SalesCounter,0))