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Hi all,
I have two tables without a shared key.
| ProductId | SalesQty | 
| X | 5 | 
| Y | 2 | 
| Z | 6 | 
| InventId | StockQty | 
| X | 100 | 
| Y | 50 | 
In Pivot I want show sum of SalesQTY and sum of StackQTY. Were ProducId = InventId.
sum({ <ProductId=InventId>} StockQty) is not working.
Try this
sum({ <ProductId=P(InventId)>} StockQty)
Hi Irmantas,
Try
Sum(IF(ProductId=InventId,StockQty) )
please try this way
Thank you PM it's works.
What does it mean "P" in P(InventId) ?
Problem in duplicating StokQty, when Sales is more then one for the same ProductId.
Sorry PM I was made mistake, but it's do not work. With this I get sum of all StockQty. As in Ex. 150
Duplicating sum of StockQTY.
In ex: if ProductId "X" have more entries, StockQTY is sum of 100*(num of entries)
Can you share sample data which is resulting in duplicacy?
My real load data:

In pivot StockQTY expression is sum(if(InventId=ProductId,(StockQTY)))

As we can see SalesQTY have 5 entries. StockQTY 9293,220=1858,644*5
How I can reach this problem?