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Hi all,
i have a straight table something like this:
Salesman All Sales ({Salesman={<'A','B','C','D'}>} sales (only for selected salesman)
A 40 10
B 40 10
C 40 10
D 40 10
when I select a salesman, the table shows all salesmen thanks to the formula for all sales, but with 0 value for unselected items
how can I fix this?
Thanks
Cosmin
you only change your first expression to :
= if (Sum(Sales)=0,0,Sum({<Salesman={'A','B','C','D'}>}Sales))
and under dimension you select the "suppress when value is null"
thats all.
thats okay, as it works as well
it's close but look in that square..there have to be 40 (A+B+C+D)
thanks
i donot understand why you want 40 for salesman B
but here is the solution, but you see 40 for every salesman
= if (Sum(Sales)=0,0,Sum(total{ <Salesman=>}Sales))
thanks a very useful solution
do you know, for example, if I have one more dimension, like Region what I have to add in set analysis to obtain Sales for all salesmen but split in regions?
Cosmin
I solved with = if(Sum(Sales)=0,0,Sum(total <Region> {<Salesman=>} Sales))
thanks Rudolf and all guys for help
Cosmin