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Hi People,
can any one have the idea about achieve an chart expression in script editor itself?
below is the expression which i would like to get in the script itself.
(sum({<VersDesc = {'Adjust','Actual'},SalTypKey={'1'},SalPer = {1},Year=p(Year),Month={'*'},
Cal_Mon={'<=$(=max(Cal_Mon))'},CPTeaFlag={'CP','RPL','ORG'},DayNumInMon = {'<=$(=max(DayNumInMon))'},DayofWeek=,RegDesc={'*'},ACode=>}SalVal))/1000
)
/
count({<Month={'*'},Cal_Mon = {"<=$(=max(Cal_Mon))"},RegDesc={'*'},ACode=>}DISTINCT (FName))
/
count({<Month={'*'},Cal_Mon = {"<=$(=max(Cal_Mon))"},RegDesc={'*'},ACode=>}DISTINCT (Month))),'#,##0')
Can you guys help me how can i achieve this.... ??
Regards
Hemanth
Ah, well then this is something very different.
So, what you want to do is prepare some totals in the script. Your
expression is not going to work here.
You will need to create a new column of totals that each user has access to
and then use that in your expressions for showing totals.
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 11:54 AM, Hemanth Aanichetty <
as exactly u said i need the same but some suggestions or ideas how i can start this .... in a very big dilemma...
You're going to have to figure out how you can update your data model to incorporate this change.
There are a lot of possible solutions, and without knowing the specifics of your problem, it's impossible to specify an exact solution, but I would imagine that you will have to do some kind of aggregation on your original data set before joining back in.
For example:
// Create a mapping table containing your aggregated values
MappingTable:
Mapping Load
Country
,Sum(Sales)
from datasource.QVD
Group By Country;
//Map in the totals for each country
MainTable:
Load
Country
,Sales
,SecurityKey
,ApplyMap('MappingTable', Country) AS TotalForCountry
from datasource.QVD;
In your expressions, you will have to be cognisant of the fact that you cannot aggregate your TotalForCountry column, so you will have to consider functions such as Only() or FirstSortedValue if your expression returns multiple values.
Hope this gets you started.
George