on 07-21-2014 6:14 AM
Hi MD,
If I understand correctly, you need to display total based on char. Then you can select result rows for this particular char. If result is not not giving correct value, then you can also create a formula variable displaying this KF and set exception aggregation as summation for this char.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
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Hi,
Before char1 i.e showing values 10,20 , do you another char that contains info realted to char like (sales document no/plant/material/prfct) if we have 2 chars then this calculation can be possible.
like applying result rows for char2 only 10,20.. then sub total as mentioned above it will display.
Thanks.
If i use Result rows for char9 it will show line by line total. Which i don't need
Requirement:
I need total of 110 till it change to 120, then total of 120 till it change to 110 and then total of 110 till it change to 100 and same for 100 as well.
so total of 110 = 108+114 = 222
total of 120 = 118+57+126+117 = 418
and so on.........
Regards
MD
Hi Manna,
In previous reply you said
I tried result as summation, unfortunately not working as required at Jul 21, 2014 12:24 PM .
How you applied there ?
I think Total acts as : SUMMATION , try to apply Total and check once. (Make sure use result of this formula in advanced tab)
i am able to see in my SYS .
Thanks.
As you said, you are using exception aggregation for this formula. If you are already using some meaningful defination for exception aggregation, then you can create one more formula over your KF formula and try below, OR else you can you try this in you existing formula:
And make reference characteristic as char9. Remove upper setting calculate result as total and please confirm what result you get .
Thanks
Hi Manna,
A very simple way of doing it is adding a selection to your query. Select your key figure in it and add char as constant selection. that will solve your problem. But in each row it will show the total amount.
Regards
Yasemin...
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Hi Manna,
If you have any characteristic that will help you decide on which row the subtotal should be viewed, then you can achieve your requirement. You could get this value with replacement path, and add a formula to your query where you write a formula such as
(Replacement_Path_Variable = The_Value_for_the_total_to_be_shown, KF, 0)
Regards
Yasemin...
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