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Hi all,
i'm trying below expression in Line Chart. I,m calculating the Cloverunit = A06129, Lens#=1, measure=Ave Lens Diameter(mm), PLDate = last 2 months sum of LCL.
In pivot table having another few more expressions that displays data from all the dates(Not restricted to last two months).
=Sum({1<[Clover Unit]={'A06129'}, Lens#={'1'},measure={'Ave Lens Diameter (mm)'},PLDate={">$(=Date(AddMonths(Max(PLDate),-2),'MMM DD YYYY'))"}>} LCL)
Now i'm getting line in chart for LCL for last two months , but that value line should display for entire data. Please find the attached screen shot.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Venkat.
Hi,
Myself found the solution. Here is the attached app what i tried for.
Regards,
Venkat
try to change table to straight and use Acumulation in expression
Hi,
I'm sorry mistake instead of Line chart i typed pivot table.
Using the expression in line chart.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Venkat
can you post a sample file?
Hi,
Please find the atached app.
Thanks in advance.
fist thing is
i see that LCL is similiar to value, so last two monts LCL sum should be about 60*value:)
so chart on your screenshot is wrong
am i right?
I didn't get what you mean to say ?
Please explain some more briefly.
Thanks in advance
sum(value)
and
sum(LCL)
are almost equal right?
Value and LCL are not equal.
But their values will have slight difference i.e; most of the Value field is greater than LCL
What i'm trying to acheive is i'm calculating last 2 months sum(LCL) and that calculated result(i.e;sum(LCL)) should show for all months in line chart.
I hope you might understand now, please let me know if you don't got it. I'll will try to make clear in better way.
Thanks in advance.
i mean ALMOST EQUAL
this means that sum(LCL) of last two months will be much higher
so the linechart probably look more like:
right?