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Hi there,
I am trying to calculate the percentage of each country's sales on the total sales. I put the expression like this:
=num(if(CurrencyCode='USD',SUM(Sale),sum(Sale/Rate))/if(CurrencyCode='USD',sum({<Country=>}Sale),sum({<Country=>}Sale/Rate)),'##.00%')
But it returns to me 100% for each country. Can anyone tell me what goes wrong? Thank you so much!
Best Regards,
Gloria
Maybe this
=num(if(CurrencyCode='USD',SUM(Sale),sum(Sale/Rate))/if(CurrencyCode='USD',sum({<Country=>}Sale),sum(total Sale/Rate)),'##.00%')
I don't have a column of total sale,that's the thing. Each part works well when I calculate them. It just doesn't work when I am trying to divide one by the other. Thank you!
I think you'll need the TOTAL qualifier here, to ignore your Country dimension.
http://community.qlik.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2013/09/09/aggregation-scope
=num(
if(CurrencyCode='USD',
sum(Sale) / sum (TOTAL Sale),
sum(Sale/Rate) / sum(TOTAL Sale/Rate)
)
,'##.00%')
If you are using multiple dimensions and you want to ignore Country, but not Branch, use a field list with your qualifier:
=num(
if(CurrencyCode='USD',
sum(Sale) / sum (TOTAL<Branch> Sale),
sum(Sale/Rate) / sum(TOTAL<Branch> Sale/Rate)
)
,'##.00%')
Note: I assumed thye you are using a chart with dimension Country here, but this information should be part of your request.
I also assumed more things, like CurrencyCode is a field that has an unambiguous value per Country.
For your next request, please add as many information as possible, this is most easy when upload a simple demo QV application that shows what you want to achieve (i.e. a data model close to your original one and the expected outcome).