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Divide two variables in a Chart Expression

I have two variables "vGrowth" and "vValue". these values are dispayed in a straight table and the values appear to be correct.I want to divide these two variables and display in a pivot table . I have used the following expression in the chart :

          $(vGrowth) / $(vValue).


However it is Summing both the variables instead of dividing.


Also I have tried using the folowing expression as well :

          DIV(vGrowth,vValue).


This is resulting in all Zero values.


Is this the correct way of dividing two variables?

Please help.


4 Replies
swuehl
MVP
MVP

It depends on how these variables are defined.

Maybe just enclose each dollar sign expansion in (..):

   ( $(vGrowth) ) / ( $(vValue) )

But to tell more, you need to post your exact variable definition (best by posting a small sample QVW)

The Magic of Variables

The Magic of Dollar Expansions

william_allen
Contributor III
Contributor III

This works for me.

$(vGrowth) / $(vValue)

Check the attached QVW that has a pivot table with some generated data and the division of variables as the expression.

Hope this helps.

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Author

Thanks Stefan.

I just missed the  (....) .

The expression is working fine now.

swuehl
MVP
MVP

You're welcome.

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