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i had data like this
month values
jan 10
feb 20
mar 30
apr 10
may -
jun 10
jul -
my output should like this
month values sum(sales)
jan 10 10
feb 20 30
mar 30 60
apr 10 70
may - 70
jun 10 80
jul - 80
HOW IT IS POSSIBLE IN EASY WAY? please help me
Hi,
In a chart go to expression and write Sum(Sales).
Add dimension as month in the chart.
Regards,
Joshua.
Load [ Month], Exits, RangeSum(Exits,Peek(Cumulative_Exit)) as Cumulative_Exit;
LOAD * INLINE [
Month, values
jan, 1
feb, 2
................
];
Straight table:
Dim: Month
Exp: =Rangesum(Above(Sum(Values),0, RowNo()))
Hi Mahesh,
Go to expressions tab ,select the expression and check Full Accumulation.
This problem can be solved using Above() function.
in the attached example, I have used above(sum( Value ) expression to get the output.
Note: For the first value of the expression I am replacing ZERO with null value to get the correct sum.
Hi Mahesh,
Full Accumulation by default is unchecked so you need to select that option as shown above.