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Hi experts,
I have an issue with this scenario: I have these data:
| Division | 2014 | AVG 2014 |
| 2 IT | 849,00 | 38,59 |
| 3 GRAPHICS | 567,75 | 113,55 |
| 4 ADMINISTRATION | 1.221,00 | 203,50 |
| 5 PRODUCTION | 6.385,50 | 187,81 |
| 6 SELLINGS | 686,00 | 228,67 |
| 7 PURCHASES | 331,00 | 165,50 |
| 8 QUALITY | 1.707,75 | 131,37 |
| 9 WAREHOUSE | 757,75 | 252,58 |
| 11 TOOLS | 425,75 | 212,88 |
| Totals | 12.931,50 | 1.534,44 |
I want to obtain a chart like the one in the picture attached, in which as dimension I have the Divisions, in left the sum of column 2014 (bar chart) and a line chart which average (column AVG 2014).
I'm trying but don't succeed in build it... anyone can help please?
Thanks,
Mike
I succeed in make my chart. Thanks to Peter that tell me how to have a chart as required.
For the formula, I use something like this:
Total:
= sum({ 1< itemCode = {'0353'}, year={$(=Max(year))},month = ,company={$(=Max(company))}>} amount)
Number of Employees (not shown in chart but calculated with a formula in others part of my app):
| sum({ $< | itemCode2ndType = {'3603'},year={$(=Max(year))},month={$(=Max(month))}>} totalEmployees) |
Average:
sum({ 1< itemCode = {'0353'},year={$(=Max(year))},month = ,company={$(=Max(company))}>} amount)
/
sum({ $< itemCode2ndType = {'3603'},year={$(=Max(year))},month={$(=Max(month))}>} totalEmployees)
I don't know if there is a better way to obtain this result... if anyone can see what I don't see 🙂 I am open minded 🙂
Thanks a lot
Mike