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Backlog end of week

Hello,

I have the following issue. Below a pivot table with backlog information of open orders. On week / day dimension you can see how many orders are open (Backlog End of Day). The open orders are the result of the created minus the invoiced order amount within the same time dimension.

What I want to realize is the backlog on the end of each week.The result will be 

7-6-2015 = 10500

14-6-2015 = 52705

21-6-2015 = 455

etc

What the correct set analysis for this problem?

Thanks

Robert

WeekY Date Creation Invoiced Backlog End of Day
2015/234-6-201510500010500
5-6-20150010500
6-6-20150010500
7-6-20150010500
2015/248-6-20150105000
10-6-201516841168410
11-6-201552705052705
12-6-20150052705
13-6-20150052705
14-6-20150052705
2015/2515-6-201510880635850
18-6-20154550455
19-6-201500455
20-6-201500455
21-6-201500455
2015/2622-6-201500455
23-6-20153418-7824655
24-6-20152900045533200
25-6-2015121303320012130
26-6-20153744015874
27-6-20150015874
28-6-20150015874
2015/2729-6-201516675032549
30-6-20156431667516516
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Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

The correct set analysis solution is not using any. See attached example.


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
Anonymous
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Hi Gysbert,

Which example attachment??

Gysbert_Wassenaar
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

The one I attached in my previous post of  Aug 19, 2015 11:13 AM:

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talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand