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Hi,
I have to create a what-if simulation.
So, I insert a value into a variable (Qta_Sim_Base) thanks to the following InputBox:
Now. I have to visualize, into a Linear Table, this value, Aggregate for multiple Time Dimension (called Temporale2😞
For each hour (Field N_ORA) I have to add the value of the variable Qta_Sim_Base.
For example, if I insert the value 1 into the input Box, each hour take the value 1, each day (Field GIORNO) have to take the value 24 etc. etc.
I tried to develope two different formulas, but don't work :
1. Sum(Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,ANNO,TRIMESTRE,MESE,GIORNO,N_ORA)) --> it's ok for only two dimensions
2. Sum(Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,$(=GetCurrentField(Temporale2)))) --> the value is always the same for each dimension.
Could someone help me?
Thanks in advance.
Hey i think you can try with that:
Sum({<ANNO={'>=$(=Year(DataDa))<=$(=Year(DataA))'},MESE={'>=$(=Num(Month(DataDa)))<=$(=Num(Month(DataA)))'},GIORNO={'>=$(=Day(DataDa))<=$(=Day(DataA))'}>}Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,ANNO,MESE,GIORNO,N_ORA))
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Which two dimensions?
The bottom two, GIORNO and N_ORA
What do you get for the other dimensions? 1 or something else?
I have to get the sum, for example:
INPUT --> Qta_Sim_Base=1
Qta_Sim_Base with Dimension N_ORA --> 1 for each hour
Qta_Sim_Base with Dimension GIORNO --> 24 for each day
Qta_Sim_Base with Dimension MESE --> (24 * 'day of the month') for each month
Qta_Sim_Base with Dimension TRIMESTRE --> (3 * 24 * 'day of the month') for each quarter
Qta_Sim_Base with Dimension ANNO --> (4 * 3 * 24 * 'day of the month') for each year
Thanks
I understand that, but I am not sure why you are not able to get this... is there a sample you can share for us to check out?
I'm sorry,
You're right, I don't explain you all the project, but I thought that it fault because the aggregation doesn't work.
Instead now I have seen that the problem caused by a filter.
In particular, I've to get the sum of Qta_Sim_Base ONLY for an interval of time that I input through other two variables, DataDa and DataA :
Here, the value of Qta_Sim_Base has to apply for each hour of the upper period (Gen-19), and aggregated for each over-period.
I tried two different ways:
1. If statement --> =if(Year(DataDa)<=ANNO and Year(DataA)>=ANNO and Ceil(Num(Month(DataDa))/3)<=Num(Right(TRIMESTRE,1)) and Ceil(Num(Month(DataA))/3)>=Num(Right(TRIMESTRE,1)) and Num(Month(DataDa))<=MESE and Num(Month(DataA))>=MESE and Day(DataDa)<=GIORNO and Day(DataA)>=GIORNO, Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,ANNO,TRIMESTRE,MESE,GIORNO,N_ORA),0)
2. Set Analysis --> Sum({<ANNO={">=$(Year(=$(DataDa)))"},ANNO={"<=$(Year(=$(DataA)))"},MESE={">=$(Num(Month(=$(DataDa))))"},MESE={"<=$(Num(Month(=$(DataA))))"},GIORNO={">=$(Day(=$(DataDa)))"},GIORNO={<=$(Day(=$(DataA)))"}>}Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,ANNO,MESE,GIORNO,N_ORA))
but I can't find the right way.
Could you help me?
Thank you and I'm sorry for the inaccuracy of previous description.
Hey i think you can try with that:
Sum({<ANNO={'>=$(=Year(DataDa))<=$(=Year(DataA))'},MESE={'>=$(=Num(Month(DataDa)))<=$(=Num(Month(DataA)))'},GIORNO={'>=$(=Day(DataDa))<=$(=Day(DataA))'}>}Aggr(Qta_Sim_Base,ANNO,MESE,GIORNO,N_ORA))
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Yes!
It works very well!
Thank you Daniele!