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Hi, In the last column I am trying to populate values from SM% Column by subtracting the row value minus total avg i.e. 73.52-60.47 =, like wise for rest of the rows. can someone please help me on this.
SM% = SM$/Column(2)
** I have selected one Prod hier lvl0 here but we have similarly having 5 values under this lvl 0. Under each lvl 0 we have few lvl 3 values as shown here. so the calculation is driven by lvl0 & lvl3 & Pole. lvl 3s is under lvl0.
Can you please share whole expression rather Column() and Label names of expression, please?
Column(2) => IF(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS',
Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)}, Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = >} USD_NET_SALES)/1000000)
SM$ => IF(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS', Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = >} USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000)
SM% => if(Column(2)=0,0, (SM$/Column(2)))
Please let me know if you want any more info.
This is really intensive and i am aggressive to sort out. Perhaps this?
if(Column(2)=0,0, (SM$/Column(2)))
If((Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000)) = 0, 0,
(Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)}, Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} USD_NET_SALES)/1000000))/
(Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000)))
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if(Column(2)=0,0, (SM$/Column(2)))
If((Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000)) = 0, 0,
(Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)}, Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES)/1000000))/
(Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = , POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000)))
Thanks Anil. But I believe you want me to use the expressions in the calculation instead of Cloumn() function. correct me if I am wrong.
Also what I am looking for is the calculation 'SM% vs BU Avg' which is like 73.52-60.47 = x, then 18.68 - 60.47 = y etc etc.
Note: ** 60.47 is the avg value of the SM% column AND I set this in the expression tab by selecting Avg
Also to simplify the SM% formula let's use SM$/Column(2) instead of any error handling. i.e. SM% = SM$/Column(2)
Simply Reply YES.
And, For that you just copy paste in your Avg column and check. Or else, Please post suitable work file to investigate.
Hi Anil, can we any way capture that total avg (60.47) or we need to calculate it? I am not able to generate the count based on lvl 0 & lvl3. I was thinking of summing up the SM% and then divide it with the count of lvl3.
Hi Anil, Please find a working copy. Do let me know if you need any more information.
Can you try this using text box and tell us the values you are getting in your real application.
=Avg(Aggr(If(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS', if(
IF(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS',
Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)}, Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = >} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES)/1000000)=0,0,
((IF(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS', Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)},Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = >} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES_MARGIN)/1000000))/
(IF(POLE_ILT = 'ALL REGIONS',
Sum({< Transaction_Type = {'Billings'}, Year_Fiscal = {$(#vFYear)}, Quarter_Fiscal = {$(#vFQuarter)}, POLE = >} TOTAL USD_NET_SALES)/1000000))))), [Prod hier lvl 0], [Prod hier lvl 3],
Only({<POLE_ILT = {'ALL REGIONS'}>} POLE_ILT)))
In the test box its saying nested aggregation not allowed and in real table if i put it its giving me 0 in the total value and '-' in the row.