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markgraham123
Specialist
Specialist

Pivot table - Sum total of column - Not working

Hi,

I have large num. of rows in a column and i'm trying to get the sum of the numbers in the column.

I tried using Subtotals>Display on top/bottom. But, no result.

Can anyone pls help me in getting the grand total of the column.

22 Replies
buzzy996
Master II
Master II

pls share ur app?,if possible.

and one more from sytle tab--there is a check box "Indent mode"..try to select and see?

israrkhan
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi Mark,

can you please share a sample document,

would be easy to find out the issue...

markgraham123
Specialist
Specialist
Author

I'm doing calculations on every column, so i opted for pivot.

Not applicable

Hey Mark,

Can you share your QVD app file? We can check what is the exact problem.

Ideally, by selecting the Pivot chart option>>Selecting Show Partial Sums>> Subtotals at the top/bottom

You get desired results.

Regards,

KC

Anonymous
Not applicable

do you use only SKU# as a dimension or more?

If you use only sku you can do the same options in straight table as well

Check and let me know

markgraham123
Specialist
Specialist
Author

Kuldeep,

The calculations were working in table chart too. But the total is not showing up.33.png

My QVD file is of 3.4 GB

I can't attach the same.

giakoum
Partner - Master II
Partner - Master II

this is standard QlikView so a sample application is required.

Alternatively check your expression.

Put a simple one like Sum(1). Still the same issue?

jonathandienst
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

A pivot table partial sum does not actually sum the fields. It performs the calculation in the expression on the total set. Is the expression you are using valid when applied to the total row. If this expression returns zero or null, the display of the total row may be suppressed.

Naked field values (not enclosed in a Sum() or other aggregation function), or values that are valid at a row level, but not at a total level (divide by zero, log of negative number etc) would cause this problem.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein
Anonymous
Not applicable

In straight table check the total mode area in the expressions tab

markgraham123
Specialist
Specialist
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Hi Jebamalai,

That worked!

Thank you very much. 444.png