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Hi, i've made this table that shows the movement of the population of a client company in between two months
emp cust_id apr-11 mar-11
3011 89 1 0
3011 90 1 0
3011 91 1 0
3011 92 0 1
3011 93 0 1
3011 94 1 1
this indicates that there are three people who are in apr11 and not in mar11 , there are two people who are not in apr11 but they were in mar11 and a person who is in mar11 and apr11
now i need to do this:
situation apr11 vs mar11
emp mov count
3011 IN 3
3011 OUT 2
3011 NO MOVE 1
Is it possible? anybody can help me?
Thanks in Advance
Hi Mario,
try this in the script:
num(MONTH(YM)) AS MonthC,
Sometimes in set analysis u have some problem with this thing.
It's better use month as number.
C u,
Stefano.
Hi,
Mario, try this attach.
(now maybe u are sleeping...
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Ciao/Buona notte,
Stefano.
Ciao Stefano! That's right, I was sleeping when you answered ![]()
First of all thank you very much, I'm seeing the solution and admired since I can hardly understand the set_analysis at all, but my problem now is that the excel 'll sent is extracted from a table of my QV, so the preparation of 1 and 0 is through formulas.
On Apr-11 the formula is:
count (CUST_ID)
Mar-11 the formula is:
COUNT(
{$<YearC= {$(=getfieldselections(Year, ','))}, MonthC= {$(=getfieldselections(Month, ','))}, Year = , Month = >}
CUST_ID)
I thought maybe i can use aggregation functions, but I have no idea how to implement it
Hi Mario,
in this case maybe set_analysis can't work fine....
U should use some function like "above" or "before" or something similar if u know in a pivot table...
It's difficult create an example in this way.. may u give me a file with that table, so i can look that?
Stefano.
Try this..
i hope it is useful and u can adapt this at your case
Stefano
Ciao Stefano, today I had a busy day and could not work on this issue, as you say it is difficult to see with this example. The next week will try to prepare a small qv to show you.
Thanks and wish you a very good weekend
Hi Mario,
try this file, maybe u can adapt this to your case.
Stefano.
Ciao Stefano, this is a brief example of my application
Thank You!
Mario
Hi Mario,
let me know if this is ok.
I believe that the numbers are correct but verify by yourself.. ![]()
C u,
Stefano
Ciao Stefano, I'm sorry that I have not responded before. I tried your example but when i copied the "table" in my QV, only works the column "IN", i cant realize why!
As always, thank you very much!