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expression wrong

i want annual growth  rate  for that i write this expression but it show the error

=

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2016"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

/

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2013"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)-1) ,'#,##0.00%'

Thanks

Josna

8 Replies
alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Perhaps is this:

Num(

(

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2016"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

/

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2013"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

)

-1 ,'#,##0.00%')

sunny_talwar

Try this:

=Num(((Sum ({<Market_Year={"2016"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

/

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2013"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User))-1) ,'#,##0.00%')

maxgro
MVP
MVP

=

(

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2016"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

/

Sum ({<Market_Year={"2013"}>} Market_Dollars_End_User)

)

-1

and format the expression in number tab

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Author

is Mandatory by using NUM()

alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Sorry but the useful answer is identical to mine, I have answered before ....

sunny_talwar

If you are specifying the format at the end, you do need the Num() function. Else you can look at maxgro‌'s suggestion

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Author

hi sunny,

i need your help on the thread 181882.

please have a look

sunny_talwar

I am working off of a personal edition of QlikView and won't really be able to open your qvw. I see a lot of experts are already to trying to help and I am sure they will def. be able to help you out.

Best,

Sunny