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rakeshpaul
Partner - Contributor
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YTD Month on Month growth computation

Hello All,

I am trying to calculate the sales cumulative growth, lets say I want to see the YTD month on month sales growth. Lets me be more elaborate -

Lets say I am on April 2015, so when I will calculate the growth it word be nothing but the ((April Sales 2015/April Sales 2014)-1)% and when I am looking on August 2015 Sales growth then formula would be (((April sales 2015+May sales 2015+June sales 2015+July sales 2015+August sales 2015)/(April sales 2014+May sales 2014+June sales 2014+July sales 2014+August sales 2014))-1)%

I am attaching the data and desired the output also-

    

Month20142015Cumulative 2014Cumulative 2015Growth
Apr 11,355,827.30 11,688,010.89      11,355,827.30      11,688,010.89 2.93%
May 12,332,445.78 14,450,906.30      23,688,273.08      26,138,917.19 10.35%
Jun 13,994,001.11 14,773,599.56      37,682,274.19      40,912,516.75 8.57%
Jul 13,714,112.69 13,975,539.26      51,396,386.88      54,888,056.01 6.79%
Aug 14,492,648.48    7,703,767.47      65,889,035.36      62,591,823.48 -5.00%
Sep   7,632,931.03 14,180,434.15      73,521,966.39      76,772,257.63 4.42%
Oct 12,430,265.12 12,724,260.52      85,952,231.51      89,496,518.15 4.12%
Nov 13,242,570.18    6,719,885.34      99,194,801.69      96,216,403.49 -3.00%
Dec 15,322,086.06 14,666,806.41    114,516,887.75    110,883,209.90 -3.17%
Jan   9,854,753.18 16,194,947.55    124,371,640.93    127,078,157.45 2.18%
Feb 14,201,979.18 14,827,498.76    138,573,620.11    141,905,656.21 2.40%
Mar 13,768,417.32 12,862,753.16    152,342,037.43    154,768,409.37

1.59%

I used the foll wing formula to calculate the Cumulative 2014 & Cumulative 2015 Sales and it's coming correctly-

Cumulative_2015: Sum({<Year={"$(V_Curr_Year)"}>}Sales), where V_Curr_Year = Num(right(GetCurrentSelections(Year),4))

Cumulative_2014: Sum({<Year={"$(V_last_Year)"}>}Sales), where V_Curr_Year = Num(right(GetCurrentSelections(Year),4))-1


And after that I tried to use these following formula to calculate the growth-

((Cumulative_2015/Cumulative_2014)-1)%


But though Cumulative value was correct I not getting the Growth properly. Please let me know where I am doing wrong and how I can fix this issue.


Regards,

Rakesh Paul



4 Replies
HirisH_V7
Master
Master

Hi,

Please post your sample data  in excel sheet,

Date and Sales columns

Hirish

HirisH
“Aspire to Inspire before we Expire!”
HirisH_V7
Master
Master

Hi,

Check this ,

using your data,

Data:

LOAD * INLINE [

    Month, Sales, Year

    Apr, "11,355,827.30", 2014

    May, "12,332,445.78", 2014

    Jun, "13,994,001.11", 2014

    Jul, "13,714,112.69", 2014

    Aug, "14,492,648.48", 2014

    Sep, "  7,632,931.03", 2014

    Oct, "12,430,265.12", 2014

    Nov, "13,242,570.18", 2014

    Dec, "15,322,086.06", 2014

    Jan, "  9,854,753.18", 2014

    Feb, "14,201,979.18", 2014

    Mar, "13,768,417.32", 2014

    Apr, "11,688,010.89", 2015

    May, "14,450,906.30", 2015

    Jun, "14,773,599.56", 2015

    Jul, "13,975,539.26", 2015

    Aug, "  7,703,767.47", 2015

    Sep, "14,180,434.15", 2015

    Oct, "12,724,260.52", 2015

    Nov, "  6,719,885.34", 2015

    Dec, "14,666,806.41", 2015

    Jan, "16,194,947.55", 2015

    Feb, "14,827,498.76", 2015

    Mar, "12,862,753.16", 2015

];

Front end:

Year - Year Accumulation-203638.PNG

Here i have created a straight table,

Expressions:

For 2014      =Sum({<Year={"$(=Max(Year)-1)"}>}Sales)

For 2015      =Sum({<Year={"$(=Max(Year))"}>}Sales) 

For 2014   Accumulation =Rangesum(Sum({<Year={"$(=Max(Year)-1)"}>}Sales),Above(Cummulative_2014))

For 2015   Accumulation  =Rangesum(Sum({<Year={"$(=Max(Year))"}>}Sales),Above(Cummulative_2015))

Growth Rate  =((Column(4)/Column(3))-1)  For this expression in number format fixed to 2 decimal Show as percent.

HTH,

PFA,

Hirish

HirisH
“Aspire to Inspire before we Expire!”
rakeshpaul
Partner - Contributor
Partner - Contributor
Author

Hi Harish,

Thanks for your Response.

It's not the desired output which I was lookign for. And moreover the Growth percentage is not calculated properly.

Regards,

Rakesh Paul

HirisH_V7
Master
Master

Hi,

Please check the above changed post of mine.

Hope that helps,

Hirish

HirisH
“Aspire to Inspire before we Expire!”