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kris_vliegen
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Wrong Total in pivot-table

Hi All,

I've created a pivot-table

pivot-table.JPG.jpg

As you can see is the total for 'Totaal 2013' and 'Contant 2013' wrong and should be 1.222.861 and 467.162

I use this expression:

=if(sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) > 0,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) ,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}CapLiter))

And for Station-type and store set on 'Show Parttial sums'


Why is he counting the wrong numbers?


Regards,

Kris

1 Solution

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Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think you'll have to wrap your expression in another sum:


=sum({ $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >} aggr(

if(sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) > 0,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) ,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}CapLiter)),

Dim1, Dim2, ... , DimN))


Replace Dim1, Dim2, ... , DimN with the dimensions of your pivot table


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand

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2 Replies
Gysbert_Wassenaar

I think you'll have to wrap your expression in another sum:


=sum({ $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >} aggr(

if(sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) > 0,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}Totaal_Liter) ,
sum( { $ < Datum1 = {'$(vMaxDate)' }, CalYear =, CalQuarter= , CalMonth=, CalDay= >}CapLiter)),

Dim1, Dim2, ... , DimN))


Replace Dim1, Dim2, ... , DimN with the dimensions of your pivot table


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
kris_vliegen
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III
Author

Thanks, this seems to work!

Regards,

Kris