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rotero
Creator
Creator

need help on set analysis - compute growth%

hi guys need help on this. im new in ste analysis maybe you can give pointers on my prob

i have this QVchart with year and month dimension, i nneed to compute the growth percentage in comparing the value of each month for this year and previous year.

see image below

table.jpg

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calvindk
Creator III
Creator III

You dont need to use set analysis.

If you have that chart already all you need to do is create this expression as well.

(2013 - 2012)

/

2012

and show in percentage.

rotero
Creator
Creator
Author

its a pivot chart but the dimension is (in table i mean)

2012, jan

2012, feb

2013, jan

2013, feb

rotero
Creator
Creator
Author

do i need to create a tbale that will define the previous month year

tresesco
MVP
MVP

Hello,

This can't be achieved using Set Analysis i believe. Because, set analysis works once for an object, i.e, it would not produce different results based on your dimension values. You have to work in the script; use some sort of As-of-Date concept or a linkage table. PFA, it might give you an idea.

Update: This link would be helpful. Look at the attachment by milda113.

calvindk
Creator III
Creator III

Ok you can try using the above function.

something like this for the 2012 increases:

(

Column(2)

-

Above(Column(2))

)

/

Above(Column(2))

paulyeo11
Master
Master

Nice question , you said you want to do compare by pivot chart but you show in table , i think you mean pivot table right ?

rotero
Creator
Creator
Author

yes i use pivot table..

paulyeo11
Master
Master

Hi Sir

What I mean is qliktech employ how many ppl to develop the software ? 

Sent from Samsung Mobile

rotero
Creator
Creator
Author

base on my experience you can develop a simple to a little advance qvw apps.. but there are so man details to take in consideration when you are working alone.

im using qv in 2 years now and what im lacking for is the GUI deign aspect and some few data model expertise. but if your apps is more on aggregation and as reporting tool, QV is the most effective reporting tool for me..

FYI:

i hooked up to the ff data source:

MS Sql

mySql

xls and flat files like txt file and csv file