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Hello,
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I currently have a table at a lower dimension of States representing tickets and weeks in two different columns. For each state (row), I multiply the #of tickets by the # of weeks to get a total. I then have a sum of at the top.
My question is, how can I get the same totals at a higher level dimension (Country)?
Tickets = Sum(Tickets)
WKS = Sum(WKS)
Tickets x WKS = Sum(Tickets) x Sum(WKS)
Since in the second table I am removing the dimension of State, all that is left is one row with one summed value of tickets, and one summed value of WKS. Multiplying those two values however, produces a sum that is larger than expected output.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards
I would also recommend you to look at the alternative KPI tickets per week.
Sum(Tickets) / Sum(WKS)
This expression will scale well even when changing to higher level dimensions.
Hi Vegar,
Thank you for your help, again!
While your suggestions did not directly provide the solution to my problem, they better helped me understand what I am trying to do, as well as the exact problem I am running into. That being the case, I opened a separate question on my problem here: https://community.qlik.com/t5/New-to-QlikView/Taking-the-Sum-of-an-already-summed-expression/m-p/156....
Thank you again