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Hi all,
i havetwo expressions
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]={'Albany'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
in my first expression i am calculating sum(DEPOSIT SUM) for 'ABC Bank' and [ ASSESSMENT AREA]={'Albany'}. my problem is i want to calculate sum for all my ASSESSMENT AREA's...
how to do that...can any one help...
Thanks in advance!!!
Smiley
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]=>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
Hi
if i understand well, you want to use set analysis for every ASSESSMENT AREA.
I would suggest you to use a pivot or straight table with assesment area as dimension
and =sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank''}>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>} TOTAL [DEPOSIT SUM])
as expression
Chris
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]=>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
If you want all Assessment areas, simply remove that bit of the set analysis. Thus allowing 'all' Assessment areas.
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
Hope this helps
James
Why don't you try this ??
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]={'*'}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum({<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
This is also work...
both are same
Hi Sathia,
both expressions giving me the same values
Smiley
Hi
Try like this
=sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]=>}[DEPOSIT SUM]) / sum(Total {<NAME={'ABC Bank'}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
sum({<NAME={'ABCt Bank'},[ ASSESSMENT AREA]={"*"}>}[DEPOSIT SUM])
try like this