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Subtotal headings

I am trying to make a table, which looks like the example in the attachment:

I have also included an example of the data. Basically I am trying to include subtotals, which I would like to lay out.

Thanks!!

example.bmp\

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Wouty,

  You need to have to  have at least 2 Dimensions and Pivot table for such presentation.

Once you have made chart, just go to properties ---Presentation (Just below Dimensions)

Here check box for Partial Sum for desired Dimension and Give name of Subtotal.

Regard

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stigchel
Partner - Master
Partner - Master

Expand the expression (by clicking the '+' sign in front of it) in your qlikview table to edit e.g. the background color. Here you can use the fact that the rowno() propertie of (sub)totals is 0.

=if(rowno()=0,rgb(0,0,255),...)

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Wouty,

  You need to have to  have at least 2 Dimensions and Pivot table for such presentation.

Once you have made chart, just go to properties ---Presentation (Just below Dimensions)

Here check box for Partial Sum for desired Dimension and Give name of Subtotal.

Regard

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nice! I overlooked partial sum!

fernandotoledo
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

You can use a mapping dimension that will work like this:

sales:

Load * inline [

     SalesMan, Value

     A, 10

     B, 15

     C, 30

     D, 40

];

report_formatting:

Load * inline [

     Report, SalesMan

     A, A

     B, B

     C, C

     D, D

     Total, A

     Total, B

     Total, C

     Total, D

  ];

In your chart you can use the "Report" dimension and then make the configuration suggested above by Stigchel

Regards,

Fernando