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Cumulative Sum over years

In a Pivot Table, I have revenues per year. I would like to have cumulative revenues. I tried to have these expressions

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I sum the revenue for all years prior to 2010, 2011 etc... Is there another way to do ? Should I have Year as a dimension of the table to have an expression which is the cumulative sum ? Is there an easy way to have a cumulative sum as a dimension of the pivot table ?

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juleshartley
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is it not possible to use the native 'accumulation' functionality in the chart properties?

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I am using the full browser version, and to my knowledge there is no such option (?) Is there another way ?

avinashelite

Hi Qlik_template,

To get the cumulative sum,  in the Expression  we have an option called Accumulation .

Please select Full accumulation making year as the dimension, this will give u the cumulative sum.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

@vi

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Thanks a lot for your reply. However, it seems to me that this option is not available in the Full Browser version of QV. Interface looks like this.

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Where can I find this option in Full Browser version otherwise ?

Thanks in advance

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I tried with this syntax for an expression

=AGGR( RANGESUM(Above( Sum(REVENUE), 0, rowno() )), [Year of First Sales], Portfolio, [Corporate Account], [Billing Account]) 

For each cell by [Year of First Sales], Portfolio, [Corporate Account], [Billing Account], I would like to have the cumulative sum of Revenue. Ex. for 2010, I would like to have revenue for 2010, for 2011, I would like to have revenue for 2010 + revenue for 2011, etc...

As a result with this syntax, I only have a new column with all Nulls...

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