I have a matrix report in SSRS which is grouped by Product Class, Tax Type and Depot Name as shown in the following image.
What I am trying to achieve is to get the sum of both the Order Volume and Marker Volume based on the tax type grouping and populate them respectively in the order volume total and marker volume total fields.
So I put the following queries for them respectively:
=Sum(Fields!OrderVolume.Value, "TaxType")
=Sum(Fields!MarkerVolume.Value, "TaxType")
I then got the total as expected but it's splitting. How can I merge both of them (order volume total and marker volume total) based on the Tax Type?
Kindly help,
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I'm trying to get the subtotal for WO Total Cost but where that WO Number appears multiple time in the Division group I don't want to add them together. I only want the cost for WO Total to appear once in the report for each division. As it is now the work order number 40321 has a WO Total Cost of $362.24 and because it appears for each laborer it is added in the total represented in the green total line. Can anyone tell me how to prevent summing WO Total Cost where the WO Number appears more than once in a Division group?
Thanks for the reply Alan. Here is a screenshot of the design view in Report Builder. So, what I'd like to see is a summing of only the WO Total cost once for each report for each WO Number. The WO Total cost represents all costs (Equipment, Labor, and Material) for a given work order. So, at it stands now, the report is summing work order 40321 three times and giving us an incorrect total.
I've grouped the report by Division so we can see costs for a particular division for a given time period. I've also grouped the report by Person Labor so we can see how much a particular laborer is costing us for a given period of time.
What I don't know is how to do is prevent the report from summing the WO Total cost where the WO Number appears multiple times in the results for a given division.
I'm not sure you will be able to do this directly in the report design without some convoluted custom code. Other people maybe will have more inspiration but I can't see how to do it. You cannot even look for unique values to sum as it's possible that 2 WO numbers could have the same cost.
Without knowing what your dataset/database tables look like I can't offer much more but here are some approaches I might consider if I was doing this, both mean doing the work in SQL.
**Option 1 **
I would consider calculating this in your query in a new column which should be fairly simple. Each row would end up with the total amount for the AssetGroup. So, if you had 20 records for AssetGroup A and 10 records for AssetGroup B than all the 'A' records would have the same 'AssetGroupTotalWOAmount' value and all the 'B' records would have the same 'AssetGroupTotalWOAmount' value.
Then in your report you can simply use =FIRST(Fields!AssetGroupTotalWOAmount.Value) to get the correct number. This will get the first value within the scope of the expression, so your case within the ASSETGROUP row group.
**Option 2 **
Create a separate dataset with just the amounts you need, with a single record per AssetGroup . So probably just two columns, AssetGroup and AssetGroupTotalWOAmount
In the report you could then use a LOOKUP to get the correct value.
Can you please help me on Crystal Report, where I'm trying to create a formula.
Case:
I have 2 tables, Table1 has some columns (like ItemName, ItemPrice, TaxType, TaxRate).
Table2 has Items sold with columns (like ItemName, Qty, ItemPrice, ItemTotal).
I have also linked the column in crystal report for ItemName, so that they can fetch related data.
I am looking for a formula in crystal report that can sum up tax rate * item total where tax type= VAT and TaxType= GST
My formula structure will be like:
VATSum ({table1.taxrate}*{table2.totalamount}) where table1.taxtype= 'VAT'
GSTSum ({table1.taxrate}*{table2.totalamount}) where table1.taxtype= 'GST'
Please guide.
I would really appreciate any body's efforts to solve this problem.
In Group Expert you will want to begin by creating a Group on the {table1.taxtype} field. This will ensure all of your VAT and GST items sold are grouped together. If you have other taxtype values than VAT and GST you will need to decide how to handle those taxtypes. You use Select Expert to filter them out if they are not needed for the report, or do nothing and they will all appear within additional groups on the report by their taxtype values.
You will need to then create a formula field that can be used to calculate the tax for each item sold. The name of this formula will be referenced by other formula fields in the report, so I will call this formula field itemTax in this example. The formula for this field will be:
{table1.taxrate}*{table2.totalamount};
Place the itemTax formula field into the details section of the report.
From here you have 3 options on how to calculate the sum of itemTax. You may insert a Summary Field, a Running Total Field, or another Formula Field. Any of them will work for you, but I will continue with the Formula Field option.
Create another formula field and name it totalTaxByGroup. The formula for this field will be:
Sum({#itemTax}, {table1.taxtype});
Then place this formula field in the Group Footer section of the taxtype group.
DAX 2013 standalone power pivot.
I have a sales table with Product and Brand columns, and Sales measure which explicitly sums up sales column.
Task in hand: I need to create 1 measure RANK which would ...
if Product is filtered expressly, then return count of Products that have higher or equal sales amount, divided by total count of products.
If it's a subtotal brand level, show the same but for brands.
My current approach is using RANK and then MAXX of rank which seems working but a no-go - slow nightmare. Excel runs out of memory.
Research: it's been a week. This is the most relevant post i found anywhere, this question here , but it's in MDX.
In my example picture, I'm showing Excel formulas with which I can get to the result. Ideally there shouldn't be any helpers, 1 formula for all.
I.E.
RANK:=IF( HASONEFILTER(PRODUCTS[PRODUCT], HELPER_PROD, HELPER_BRAND)
where HELPER_PROD part would be something like this - need to find a way to refer to "current" result in pivot table like Excel does using [#[...:
HELPER_PROD:=COUNTX(ALL(PRODUCTS), [SALES]>=[#[SALES]]) / COUNTX(ALL(PRODUCTS))
HELPER_BRAND:=COUNTX(
DISTINCT(ALL(PRODUCTS[BRAND])),
[SALES]>=[#[SALES]]) /
COUNT(DISTINCT(ALL(PRODUCTS[BRAND]))
You can use the "Earlier" function to compare with the current record.
ProductsWithHigherSales:=CALCULATE(countrows(sales),
FILTER(all(Sales),
countrows(filter(Sales,Sales[Sales]<=EARLIER(Sales[Sales])))
))
Using Earlier function in measures: can-earlier-be-used-in-dax-measures
Used workbook: Excel File
I've got a few problems with a database I have created.
I want to calculate a Total Price (Sandwich Quantity multiplied by Sandwich Price). I had it working before, but I had to delete Sandwich Price from the OrderDetailsT table of which it was originally in. I'm now having issues with this calculation, as I cannot make a calculation in the OrderDetailsT table (Sandwich Price isn't there).
How can I apply the Discount to the Total Price if the Total Price is more than $50 for instance? After the Discount has been applied to the Total Price field, I would also like to store it in the NewPriceAfterDiscount field.
Here is an image detailing my situation:
You have multiple questions in one:
But, first of all. As the image shows, why do you have a left join between OrderDetails an Sandwich? In a order calculation you don't need not ordered sandwiches.
To total price calculation:
Add a new column to the query grid (assuming discount is a percentaje stored has a number between 0 and 1):
[SandwichT].[SandwichPrice] * [OrderDetailT].[SandwichQuantity] * [OrderDetailT].[Discount]
To store total price: you can use the above formula, but using a update query.
If you plan to show the prices in a form or in a report:
you can do de calculations on the fly (and don't store the total
price)
or you should update the total price un one query and then build another
query as datasource of the form/report.
another posibility (my recomendation) is to store the total in the input form
I am trying to create a pivot table with data from a SQL database. The pivot table is basically a process capability report that requires certain information. I have created an Excel file that sort of does what we are trying to accomplish, but I don't think my calculations are quite accurate. I know after doing some research that there are Pivot Tables within SQL but I don't know how to get them to work.
The table that my data is stored in has thousands of records. Each record has the following information: DATE, TIME, PRODUCT_NO, SEQ, DATECODE, DATECODE_IDH, PRODUCT, LINE, SHIFT, SIZE, OPERATOR, SAMPLE_SIZE, WEIGHT (1-12), WEIGHTXR, LSL_WT, TAR_WT, USL_WT, LABEL, MAV, LINE_SIZE
For the report, I need to group the data based on product and by line. Since the product isn't consistent, each product can be described by TAR_WT. So the grouping will be a combination of TAR_WT and LINE_SIZE. I need to count how many instances of that product were measured which will be the number of measurements (each individual weight which is 12 weights per record). I also need to find the minimum, maximum, and average of all of the weights per product (again 12 weights for every record). After those values are obtained, I have to calculate the Standard Deviation, Cp, and Tz of the values (staistical calculations) and report all the information.
Date Time Product No Seq DateCode Internal DateCode&ProductNo Product Description Line Size Weight1 Weight2 Weight3 Weight4 WeightXR LSL_WT TAR_WT USL_WT LABEL MAV
8/3/11 0:37:54 1234567 23 DateCode Internal DateCode&ProductNo Product Description L-1A 50 1575 1566 1569.5 1575.5 1573.4 1550.809 1574.623 1598.437 1564.623 1525.507 L-1A_50