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I have a problem, I have a table has two column ,
1-DATE:date_s
1-Indicateur :
SUM({<date_s,month={"<=$(=month)"},year={"=$(=MAX(year))"},PRODUIT = {"CREDITS"} , NATURE={"CREDIT A LA CONSOMMATION"}>}PRODUCTTION_VOLUME_TND),
indicateur is the it is the cumulative measure from January to the month displayed in the date column
i used this expression but the result is false, after the analyzes I noticed that the result is date = date and not cumulative
Hi,
you should use syntax like this:
=sum( {<date_s={">=01/01/2017 <=$(=max(date_s))"}>} PRODUCTTION_VOLUME_TND)
Hello youssef ,
I tested this expression but nothings changed because i have the date_s in the colunm So , the indicateur folow this date
try just to test it (add it on a textbox for example)
if yo have data like this for examples:
Date, Mois, Indicateur
01/01/2017, 01, 100
01/02/2017, 02, 300
16/03/2017, 03, 400
27/04/2017, 04, 150
if you select 16/03/2017 on the date listbox, you will have Sum = 800
if you select 01/02/2017 on the date listbox, you will have Sum = 400
Hi Souad,
You could try:
RANGESUM(ABOVE(SUM({$<month={"<=$(=month)"},year={"=$(=MAX(year))"},PRODUIT = {"CREDITS"} , NATURE={"CREDIT A LA CONSOMMATION"}>}PRODUCTTION_VOLUME_TND),0,ROWNO(TOTAL)))
my date FORMAT is MM/YYYY,
it can causes problems
hello, van keep
this expression doesnt satisfaited my needs
no problem:
=sum( {<Date={">=01/2017 <=$(=max(Date))"}>} Indicateur)
Yes, i aleardy tested but no thing changed the problem is with th column date_s when i deleted , the indicator is true