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Last twelve months balance figure

I am trying to show a table with sales figures per month of the last twelve months. Each row in the table shows the sales balance of the twelve past months from that month.

The table is based on the following source data:

Sales:

LOAD * INLINE [

    %Month_key, #Sales

    201001, 1000

    201002, 1500

    201003, 900

    201004, 1300

    201005, 1100

    201006, 1600

    201007, 1000

    201008, 1200

    201009, 900

    201010, 1500

    201011, 1400

    201012, 1400

    201101, 1200

    201102, 1300

    201103, 1500

    201104, 1100

    201105, 1000

    201106, 900

    201107, 1300

    201108, 1500

    201109, 1200

    201110, 1400

    201111, 1200

    201112, 1000

    201201, 1000

    201202, 1300

    201203, 0

    201204, 0

    201205, 0

    201206, 0

    201207, 0

    201208, 0

    201209, 0

    201210, 0

    201211, 0

    201212, 0

];

The table that I want to display looks like this:

MonthSales past twelve months
2011-0214800
2011-0315400
2011-0415200
2011-0515100
2011-0614400
2011-0714700
2011-0815000
2011-0915300
2011-1015200
2011-1115000
2011-1214600
2012-0114400

The sales figure from 2012-01 means that the sales from 2011-02 till 2012-01 are summed up: 1300 + 1500 + 1100 + 1000 + 900 + 1300 + 1500 + 1200 + 1400 + 1200 + 1000 + 1000 = 14400.

The sales figure from 2012-01 means that the sales from 2011-01 till 2011-12 are summed up: 1200 + 1300 + 1500 + 1100 + 1000 + 900 + 1300 + 1500 + 1200 + 1400 + 1200 + 1000 = 14600.

And so on, but only showing the last 12 months.

I have tried to do this with the formula RANGESUM(ABOVE(SUM(#Sales), 0, 12)). But when I limit the dimension to the last twelve months this gives an incorrect result, because the above function looks at the table values and not at the source data.

I have included a sample qvw file with my source data. Can anybody help me accomplish the desired result?

1 Solution

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Author

You need to create a rolling period to get this. Please find attached the modified file. Check the load script for the additional script I have added for rolling periods.

Regards,

Sajeevan

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You need to create a rolling period to get this. Please find attached the modified file. Check the load script for the additional script I have added for rolling periods.

Regards,

Sajeevan

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Author

I was hoping to solve it without any script additions, but your solution does work.

Thanks!

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Author

If the provided solution has resolved the issue, can you mark this post as correct answer?

Regards,

Sajeevan