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Hi All,
I have grouping dimensions like five groups below screenshot way
but each group have 20 to 25 dimension, Here i am did sub total for all groups, All sub totals values and Grand total values are different,
Why it is happen any idea please give me suggestion ASAP.
Advance Thanks,
Munna
It's hard to tell from the information provided.
Please note that subtotals in pivot tables are evaluated using expression total mode, not sum-of-rows.
If you need sum-of-rows, you can use advanced aggregation like
=Sum( Aggr( YourExpression, DimensionField1, DimensionField2))
Thanks Swuehl for quick reply,
I have this idea but,I have around 25 dimensions, So could you please any another option that would be better.
Advance Thanks,
Munna
You need something like this for cyclic dimensions in an aggr()
=Sum( Aggr( YourExpression, $(=GetCurrentField(All_Options)) ))
=Sum( Aggr( YourExpression, $(=GetCurrentField(All_Options)), $(=GetCurrentField(All_Options2)) ))
(Note that getCurrentField() sometimes has a problem with cyclics with a space in the name)