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Sub-Totals?

Is there a straight forward way to do this, including the background colours?

In SQL Server I'd get the data using something like this...

GROUP BY

  Label1, Label2, MetaData1, MetaData2 WITH ROLLUP

HAVING

  GROUPING(label1) = 0

  AND (

    (GROUPING(label2) = 0 AND GROUPING(MetaData1) = 0 AND GROUPING(MetaData2) = 0)

    OR

    (GROUPING(label2) = 1 AND GROUPING(MetaData1) = 1 AND GROUPING(MetaData2) = 1)

  )

Label 1Label 2MetaData1
MetaData2Expression1
Week1Run1BlahDe Blah2
Week1Run2aFooBar6
Week1Run2bFlibbleDe Bob4
Week1---12
Week2Run3WibbleWobble5
Week2Run4IzzyBusy3
Week2Run5IngleburtSlapdeback7
Week2---15

I do know how to get an overall summary, but not multiple sub-totals depending on the data.

(I've worked out a slightly hacky way, to get the task complete, now I'm looking to tidy things up and learn the correct way of doing things.)

Cheers,

Mat.

2 Replies
BarbCline
Contributor III
Contributor III

I'm not sure how to get the multiple sub-totals you desire, but I think I can help with the formatting.  If you turn on Design Grid (View... Design Grid), you are given additional options with right click over object.  Select "Custom Format Cell" to open a design menu. 

I know this works for straight tables and pivot tables. (I'm using QV10)

kamalqlik
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Hi.....try it out using the partial sum in the presentation tab...

regards

Kamal