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Hi I want to do the following:
I have a table with sales
Date orderid item
01/01/2013 1 A
01/01/2013 1 A
01/01/2013 2 B
01/01/2013 2 A
01/01/2013 3 C
I wanna know a table with the orders (full items not only the selected) with items A=
Date orderid item
01/01/2013 1 A
01/01/2013 1 A
01/01/2013 2 B
01/01/2013 2 A
How could I do? if I select the Item A, the item B did not appear!!!
Thank's
Eduard
Right, if you select item A, this will exclude item B by default.
So you need to use set analysis (please check also the help for more detail), which allows to analyze a different set, try a straight table chart with dimensions Date, orderid and item and as expression something like:
=count({<orderid =p(), item= >} item)
The bold part is the set analysis part, using a set modifier with implicite field value definition (i.e. p() function).
See also attached.
Stefan
Right, if you select item A, this will exclude item B by default.
So you need to use set analysis (please check also the help for more detail), which allows to analyze a different set, try a straight table chart with dimensions Date, orderid and item and as expression something like:
=count({<orderid =p(), item= >} item)
The bold part is the set analysis part, using a set modifier with implicite field value definition (i.e. p() function).
See also attached.
Stefan
BRILLANT!!!!! You are a Master 😉
thank's
Stefan,
I'm doing a pivot with that and it works perfectly, but did not add correctly the total, I tryied several combinations with aggr, but it doesn't work, HELPPP! 😉
=Sum({<SALESID =p(),DES_SUB1= >} IMPORTBRUT+CTEFISICO+CAMPANA)
Eduard