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I have a table with business transactions (sales orders) containing a material# (containing many transactions for one material#). I want a bar chart with the material# on the x axis (sorted according the frequency of occurrence, descending) and the number of transactions with this particular material# on y. This is the easy part and it works fine.
transaction# Material#
1 4711
2 4711
3 4711
4 4712
Now I want to add the stock level for each material#. This stock value comes from a different table which only has the two fields material# and value.
material# value
4711 115 CHF
4712 300 CHF
The result should be:
material# value frequency
4711 115 CHF 3
4712 300 CHF 1
This shows, were your stocks are, with the fast or with the slow moving materials.
regards
andreas
If you load both tables, they should be connected on the field "Material#", right?
If that is the case you could use something like below in your expression:
Count(Distinct transaction#)
This should return
4711 3
4712 1
Is this what you are looking for?
You are right. If I load both tables with the same field name for Material# they are somehow connected. Now I want a diagram with material# as the x-axis and the two values (value and frequency) on the Y-axis. This works by using a split axis. Very cool.
Thank you very much!