Chart aggregation with Dimension missing Data

[#1]

Hi all

I am trying to show a chart on each Salesperson's dashboard that will show the entire team's sales so they can compare how they are doing against the entire team.

Data:

ID	SalespersonName	Team	Item	Revenue	Year	Month
001	Nick	North	Pizza	15	2012	1
001	Nick	North	HotDog	10	2012	1
002	Katie	North	Pizza	12	2012	1
002	Katie	North	Pizza	30	2012	2
003	Henry	North	Pizza	7	2012	1
003	Henry	North	HotDog	10	2012	2
003	Henry	North	HotDog	16	2012	1
004	Ryan	West	Pizza	40	2012	1
004	Ryan	West	HotDog	101	2012	1
004	Ryan	West	HotDog	45	2012	2

on the Pages for Nick and Henry, the graph displays correctly: 64 pizza vs 36 HotDog (Nick/Katie/Henry are all on the "North" team, so Ryan's sales are ignored)

however the graph for Katie is incorrect, I am presuming because she only sold Pizza, but i want her graph to look like the above since she is still on the North team regardless of the fact that she sold 0 Hot Dog Individually.

My chart is basaed on the "Item" dimension, expression is

=aggr(nodistinct sum({<Id=,SalespersonName=,Year={'2012'},Salesgroup=>}Revenue),[Item],[Salesgroup])

i think i am missing an if statement or something

thanks in advance!

[swuehl]

I haven't fully understood how your chart is build. You are using only one dimension (Item) and one expression (see above), but how do you get the stacked bar chart and how do you relate the chart to the salesperson on which dashboard the chart is located?

In general, I would assume that you don't need the aggr() function, a sum with TOTAL qualifier  and field list should do, maybe something like

sum(TOTAL<Item, Salesgroup> Revenue)

(this probably won't do, you might need to add the set expression to limit the data like you need etc, and I am not sure about the correct field list to TOTAL, since I don't understand your setting).

Regards,

Stefan

[#3]

sorry, forgot to mention in order to get the bar stacked like that I created a dummy calculated dimension called 'x' calculated as ='x' then just hid that off screen

[#4 · Accepted solution]

I think i may have solved the issue..let me know if you see any problems with this formula, it seems to be working...

i added two expresions:

=num(aggr(sum({<Id=,SalespersonName=,Year={'2012'},Month={"<=$(vmaxmonth)"},Iteam={'HotDog'},Salesgroup>}Revenue), Salesgroup)
/
aggr(sum({<Id=,SalespersonName=,Year={'2012'},Month={"<=$(vmaxmonth)"},Iteam,Salesgroup>}Revenue), Salesgroup),'#,##0%')

=num(aggr(sum({<Id=,SalespersonName=,Year={'2012'},Month={"<=$(vmaxmonth)"},Iteam={'Pizza'},Salesgroup>}Revenue), Salesgroup)
/
aggr(sum({<Id=,SalespersonName=,Year={'2012'},Month={"<=$(vmaxmonth)"},Iteam,Salesgroup>}Revenue), Salesgroup),'#,##0%')