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rsapaull
Contributor III
Contributor III

How can I make a total YTD pivot table?

Hi All,

I am trying to make a table that plots the Item No, Total Sales and Development period together where the development period is a quarter of a year.  Below is an example of sum of sales with Development period on the left and Item No at the top.

   

Dev Period1234Item No
021431132
13342915
2191723
31421
499
5115
66
73

What I need is for it to create as an accumulation as below:

    

Dev Period1234Item No
021431132
154852047
27310243
387123
496132
5107138
6113
7116

I've tried the following code for the sales as adapted from other forums, but it just gives me the total per development period without cumulatively summing it:

IF((Previous(DevelopmentQtr)=DevelopmentQtr), RangeSum(peek(Cum_Sales),Sales),Sales) as Cum_Sales

Can anyone help please?

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sunny_talwar

Based on the kind of data you have, it might make sense to do it as an expression....

Try this

=RangeSum(Above(Sum(Sales), 0, RowNo()))


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8 Replies
sunny_talwar

Did you sort your data to be like this

Order By [Item No], [Dev Period];

rsapaull
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

How is sorting the data going to get it to add the value of the cell above?

sunny_talwar

1st I think you might be looking to check if(Previous([Item No]) = [Item No] instead of checking If(Previous(DevelopmentQtr) = DevelopmentQtr)... if this is true... let's imagine your data is sorted like this....


Dev Period           Item No

0                                   1

0                                   2

0                                   3

1                                   1

1                                   2

1                                   3

....


If you check If(Previous(Item No) = ItemNo.... it is never going to be true because 1 <> 2 and 2 < 3 and 3 <> 1.... but if you sort first by Item No and then by Dev Period, you will get something like this


Dev Period           Item No

0                                   1

1                                   1

0                                   2

1                                   2

0                                   3

1                                   3

....


Now you can check your condition properly.

Does this make sense?

rsapaull
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Ordering makes no difference whatsoever, but I just checked my formula and swapped DevelopmentQtr with Item No and now found out that neither of them are right.

sunny_talwar

Would you be able to share few rows of raw data to look at what you have?

rsapaull
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

OK, well attached is some raw data, the code in my script is below and the pivot table I have has DevelopmentQtr and Item No as dimensions and the expression is sum(TRI_Sales).

TRITEMP:

LOAD

     DevelopmentQtr,

     Sales,

     [Sale Date],

     Year([Sale Date]) as [Sale Year],

     [Item No],

     IF((Previous([Item No])=[Item No]), RangeSum(Sales,peek('TRI_Sales')),Sales) as TRI_Sales

FROM

(txt, codepage is 1252, embedded labels, delimiter is '\t', msq);

NoConcatenate

TRIANGLE:

LOAD*

Resident TRITEMP

Order By [Item No], DevelopmentQtr;

DROP Table TRITEMP;

sunny_talwar

Based on the kind of data you have, it might make sense to do it as an expression....

Try this

=RangeSum(Above(Sum(Sales), 0, RowNo()))


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rsapaull
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Brilliant, that worked, thank you!