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Hello Community,
I'm not really good at set analysis, but it would be great if anyone can help me out here.
I have a table with
Date | Reference ID | Product | Sales |
---|---|---|---|
01.01.15 | 100001 | A | 100 |
01.01.15 | 100001 | A | 100 |
01.01.15 | 100002 | B | 200 |
01.06.15 | 100003 | C | 300 |
01.06.15 | 100003 | A | 100 |
01.09.15 | 100004 | B | 200 |
01.09.15 | 100004 | C | 300 |
The barchart should return me sum(sales) with the reference ID as Quick Information and Values in the graphic by choosing Date as Dimension
Example:
01.01.15 = sum(sales) = 200 with Reference ID 100001
01.01.15 = sum(sales) = 200 with Reference ID 100002
01.06.15 = sum(sales) = 400 with Reference ID 100003
01.09.15 = sum(sales) = 300 with Reference ID 100004
Hi ,
May be like this,
Dimension:
Date
Reference ID
Expression:
=Aggr(Sum(Sales),[Reference ID],Date)
Hope this helps,
HirisH
Do you want two bars for 01.01.15 date?
Greetings,
Check this out:
Hope it helps
Regards,
MB
By the logic of your example:
Example:
01.01.15 = sum(sales) = 200 with Reference ID 100001
01.01.15 = sum(sales) = 200 with Reference ID 100002
01.06.15 = sum(sales) = 400 with Reference ID 100003
01.09.15 = sum(sales) = 300 with Reference ID 100004
Shouldn't the last expression result be 500?
Looking for this?
Dimension:
=Dual(Date, Date&[Reference ID])
Expression1:
=Sum(Sales)
Expression2:
=[Reference ID]
Expression2 needs following settings on the expression tab
Hi ,
May be like this,
Dimension:
Date
Reference ID
Expression:
=Aggr(Sum(Sales),[Reference ID],Date)
Hope this helps,
HirisH
Missed the part where you want a bar chart, just convert using the screenshots provided:
Thank you to everyone responding on my problem.
It works well with the solution of Hirish and Miguel!