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Hi everyone,
Could any one please help?
My problem is that the partial sum in the pivot table shown me a value "-" (Null) . But I have figures for every rows above it. Also, there are all numbers as well. There are field data from excel file directly. Do anyone have any thoughts?
Another question:
I have used sum(Amount)/sum(total<Field="A">Amount) in my expression. It works fine. And I can get the partial sum of it. But when I use it for further calculation, it doesn't work. For exampl
expression = sum(Amount)/sum(total<Field="A">Amount) + Cash
Both work fine individually, but not after addition....why....I get "-" for every single cell
Many thanks,
Ivan
Hi Ivan,
maybe you should take SUM(Cash) as well. in stead of Cash only.
If you have more values of Cash QV doenst know which field to take
Rey-man
Thanks for your reply.
I have solved that problem by chance. What I had before: Column(1) + Column(2), where Column(1) is the one with long formula, Column(2) is Cash.
They both work fine individually, but not after addition.
What I have done was: demote Column(1) to Column(3). Then use formula Column(3) + Column(2) (Cash has no change). By magic, it works suddenly.
However, I am still working on the problem on partial sum...I have figures one every rows, but partial sum gives me "-".....I am try to change the origin data in Excel from formula to value (hope i can solve it by luck again).
Thanks,
Ivan
Hi
In the columns where data is not coming, say column1; is the expression:
=column1
If it is then change it to =Sum(column1) and it should work.
In some cases maybe your denominator is 0 which means a DIV /0 that can give you a null value ?
Thanks for everyone's helps. I have solved it. The reason is that data are from from level. Therefore, the expression total in pivot table is not working. To solve it, I have use aggr in my expression.
Ivan
Hi,
I am stuck with similiar issue, can you pls share the expression sample ?
Thanks
jeswanth
Hi,
Aggr is easy and works with one or more dimensions:
Sum(Aggr(your_expression),Dimension1,Dimension2,...))
select that field on which you want to do partial sum and tick the partial sum box in pivote tables properties