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Cell value as percentage of sub total

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Hi all,

I need to produce a pivot table where the cells in blue are expressed as a percentage of the total in the respective red cell within its ProductGroupName dimension.

Is this possible? The colour dimension is called colour,

Thanks!

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sunny_talwar

You can use the concept of Dimensionality() here: How to use - Dimensionality()

Do you have an sample file where it can be implemented?

abhaysingh
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi

Try This

sum(sales)/ sum(Total Sales)

thanks

Abhay

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My example is possibly a little more complex than standard. Each column for the colour dimension has its own expression, such as

=SUM({$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={1},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY)

Anonymous
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try

sum(value)/sum(total <colour> value)

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I tried

=(SUM({$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={1},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY))/(

SUM(TOTAL{$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={1},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY))

Though this expressed it as a total of the two red cells combined if that makes sense

sunny_talwar

and total is yet another expression right??? What is the expression you are using for Total Column?

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Are Red, Green, Blue dimension values or expressions?

You will need something like

sum(sales)/ sum(Total <invYearValue, Colour> Sales)


-- if Colour is a dimension, or provide a sample of the document if you are using multiple expressions.


Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein
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=SUM({$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY)

sunny_talwar

Maybe try this shot:

=(Sum({$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={1},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY))/

RangeSum(

Sum(TOTAL{$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={1},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY),

Sum(TOTAL{$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={2},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY),

Sum(TOTAL{$<ProductGroupName={"Widgets","Stress Balls"},ColourDWID={3},po_number -= {"*SAMPLE*"} > } ITEMQTY*ORDERQTY))


Assuming ColourDWID determine Red, Blue Colors here