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Hi to all!!
I´ve got a table with all historic capital movements of several companies. Of course it was buying and selling movements that they changed shareholders composition. To see that info, I create a pivot table report using company, shareholders and
SUM
({$<FINVEST={'<=$(=FINVEST'}>} NUM_SHARES)
So, if I select one FINVEST data, I get correct results. But there are lots of dates and that´s why I thought it could be better declaring a varaible (vFE_LIST) on a imput box properties. I changed formula into
SUM({$<FINVEST={'<=$(=vFE_LIST'}>} NUM_SHARES) , but 0 is my result. Wrong
Other thing I´m trying to get is each shareholder percentage at any time, using vFE_LIST. At that pont, apart from vFE_LIST problem, another come to my mind. How many shares has any company , while pivot table is showing me sareholders? If I use
SUM
(all{$<FINVEST={'<=$(=FINVEST)'}>} NUM_SHARES) , the expresion gives me sum of every shares of every companies. As this isn´t what I´m looking for, I tried to use AGGR(SUM(all{$<FINVEST={'<=$(=FINVEST)'}>} NUM_SHARES) , COMPANY), but another time is wrong
I started to do this things two days ago. I wil appreciate any help.
Thanks you, Fiber9906
Hello,
I don't know if I'm getting your requirement right, but use the following three expressions
SUM({$<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE)
(note the "1" instead of "all".SUM({1<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE)
SUM({<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE) / SUM({<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} TOTAL <COMPANY> NUM_SHARE)
Is that what you are looking for?
Anybody can help me?
hei
can you post an example file
i'll try to help you
Hi,
it must be
SUM({$<FINVEST={'<=$(vFE_LIST)'}>} NUM_SHARES)
Thank you for your replies, but I don´t have everything clear. I attached file to help me to solve my problem.
Thanks in advance, Fiber9906
Hi,
I remember my last post. Anyone can help me?
Appreciated, Fiber9906
Hello,
I don't know if I'm getting your requirement right, but use the following three expressions
SUM({$<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE)
(note the "1" instead of "all".SUM({1<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE)
SUM({<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} NUM_SHARE) / SUM({<FINVEST={'<=$(=filter_day)'}>} TOTAL <COMPANY> NUM_SHARE)
Is that what you are looking for?
Miguel Angel, your answer is ok one more time.
Lots of thaks!!!