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HI,
I have pivot table with one dimension placed horizontaly and few expressions. I would like to recived difference between column with label for ex column1 vs. column 2.
Example
dimensions dimvalue1 dimvalue2 dimensionvalue3 dimvalue1 vs. dimvalue2
expresion1 5 2 6 3
expresion2 3 1 6 2
Thanks
Karol,
Have a look at what I did in this document. First of all you'll need to readjust your data model. I slightly changed your data model, but you can improve on that. Secondly I copied the chart and created a few expressions using set analysis. This should set you down the path you need to take. Work with this and let me know. I am traveling on Friday so I may not be able to respond right away.
Good luck
Oscar
Hi,
Try using the column() and columnNo() functions.
Regards,
Syed Muzammil.
HI,
Could You give me exaple?
Thanks for your response
Should I use Column() and ColumnNO() as dimensions?
Any ideas??
Karol,
I believe what you are trying to do is Column(1) - Column(2). Another option is to use the actual column label in your expression. For example BBB / DDD would be the expression you have for your FFF [%] label.
Good luck
Oscar
Oscar,
Thanks for Your replay, I attached example can You looke at this file? I belive Your advise is good for adding new expresion but I have expressions placed verticaly and want add/change something to get difference placed horizontaly. I would like to recived new column which will be for ex. difference between '1 /NJU 3370 and 1/ UUH 4 + 9' placed on the right end of the pivot table. Please look at file.
Thanks a lot
Karol
Karol,
I'll have a look at this tonight. See what I can do. So what your trying to do is create a calculation based upon differences in the Dimension?
Oscar
Karol,
Have a look at what I did in this document. First of all you'll need to readjust your data model. I slightly changed your data model, but you can improve on that. Secondly I copied the chart and created a few expressions using set analysis. This should set you down the path you need to take. Work with this and let me know. I am traveling on Friday so I may not be able to respond right away.
Good luck
Oscar