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Hello everyone,
I am quite new here and I am having a trouble by configuring my sales representation tab.
In one table for a first column I would like to sum one year's sales e.g. 2015 and in the other column other year's e.g. 2014.
My questions is: how the script should look like? I tried to write like Sum({[Fiscal Year]}[Sales Amount]), but it's not working.
Any suggestions?
p.s. Fiscal year variable I get from date and Sales amount I am getting from my database. They are calculated properly.
No, I do not want to use Set Analysis for this .
But I am guessing you intended to reply to tapovilait .
In that case, this could be the expression for the column with 2015:
= Sum({ < [Fiscal Year] = {2015} >} [Sales Amount])
I suggest you make a chart, a Pivot Table to be exact, with [Fiscal Year] as a Dimension and sum([Sales Amount]) as expression.
I am guessing you want to see them for a 2nd Dimension, so also add that to the chart.
After you made the chart, click on the column with [Fiscal Year], hold your mouse button pressed and move your mouse around in the chart to the top-right. You might have to make some circles till the arrow points to the left. Let go of the mouse button and you should have achieved what you want.
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No, I do not want to use Set Analysis for this .
But I am guessing you intended to reply to tapovilait .
In that case, this could be the expression for the column with 2015:
= Sum({ < [Fiscal Year] = {2015} >} [Sales Amount])