Every month i download sales report from itunes using their java library. And this data is saved in to my database.
Report contain number of fields and i used to save developer_proceeds field as my earnings. But when i look in to the Financial report there is a big difference in amount. For this reason i double check my report. First i look Sales report from march. after i check this from 'Payments and Financial Reports' Earnings tab. But this report contain some extra contents.
if anyone know about this please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Are you applying international exchange rates to your developer_proceed field? That could account for a big difference in amount.
If you're doing the exchange rate conversions, there would still be a small difference as the exchange rates change a lot, and will most likely have been different from when the Sales report was created and you converted it vs. when Apple converts the numbers to cut your check.
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This is my first post so apologies if something is posted incorrectly - please let me know and I will fix it.
I am trying to build a SQL query in bigQuery that creates a cohort analysis so I can see how many customers have been retained over time by the month they joined (their cohort).
I work in insurance, so we have data on customers, when they joined, and any time they changed the policy (e.g., when they added a car to their coverage), but I do not have it laid out as every month of premium. The data is as follows:
Data vs how I need the data
Do you know how I could fill in the missing months?
ODOO ver8.0
Purchase analysis is showing incorrect values, as well as other reporting like sales.etc the price doesnt display correctly.
Because in purchase order report price will be converted to company
currency first by applying currency rate of the purchase order date.
If you want to check the query for purchase order report, you can refer this view view purchase_report or you can see the code for that in
purchase => report => purchase_report.py file.
SOLUTION
For all those having same problems, you need to go to currencies under ACCOUNTING -> MISC
-- and then add 1.000 to the rate above the existing rate. Somehow reporting starts to show the correct currency. Thanks guys
I'm very new to Microsoft Access and I've run into a bit of a conundrum. I'm building a basic Access database that can help my Dad use past invoices to quote future jobs. I really only have two objects I'm working with. An invoice Table that hold all the costs that we paid for specific metals in 2013 and a Form I'm making that pulls information from that table. In my basic table I have a Currency field called PPLB(Price Per Pound). Now throughout the year we sometimes buy the same metal multiple times and if you know anything about metal, you know that the amount of metal you purchase sometimes affects the price that you pay. So in my Quoting Form I have a Query that looks like this->
SELECT DISTINCTROW Avg(MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.PPLB) AS [Avg Of PPLB]
FROM MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013
GROUP BY MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Material, MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.[Material Subtype], MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Spec, MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Shape, MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Sizes
HAVING (((MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Material)=[Forms]![MAT_QuoteTable]![Mat_CB]) AND ((MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.[Material Subtype])=[forms]![MAT_QuoteTable]![SubType_CB]) AND ((MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Spec)=[forms]![MAT_QuoteTable]![Spec_CB]) AND ((MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Shape)=[forms]![MAT_QuoteTable]![Shape_CB]) AND ((MAT_QuickBookInvoices_2013.Sizes)=[forms]![MAT_QuoteTable]![Size_CB]));
I know that's long but what it's doing is grouping the different type of metals into their most common grouping using Combo Boxes in the Quote Form and then finding the average price for that group. So now the problem. When I run the query it pulls up the correct price but when it transfers to the combo box it rounds price to the nearest whole dollar. How can I change or correct this? I've tried changing and formatting the source table as a double instead of currency and this hasn't helped. Any hints at all would be appreciated.
On the Property sheet for your comboBox, set the Formay property to Fixed. Then. immediately underneath that, set the number of decimals to 2 or 3 or whatever. That should do it.
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Imagine you have a website which lists available hotel rooms and their prices.
The hotel owners set a price per day for each room - it only needs to be as complicated as "Jan 1st costs $100" not "Jan 1st 1999 costs $50, Jan 1st 2000 costs $100".
The granularity is limited to day-rate.
What would be the most efficient (in terms of load when querying for rooms) way to represent this in a database?
For each room, have a separate table holding a date field and a price field? ie 365 entries per room.
I see ways to solve this, but the problem becomes slightly more complicated when for example a user wishes to do a query such as "7 days in august with a budget of $500". This is a feature I would dearly like to implement.
The UI will allow owners to set room prices as blocks of time rather than individual day rates - eg if a room price was $50 for jan-jun and $100 for jul-dec then that is two price blocks. Obviously if needs be that could be translated into 365 date type fields, but a solution using two daterange type fields instead would be preferable.
Any pointers as to where I could learn techniques for this would be greatly appreciated. I have searched google and found information on Calendar Tables, but any additional tips or info would be appreciated.
Historically I have used MySQL, but anything would be considered.
In the terminology of Ralph Kimball, this is called a slowly changing dimension.
I would suggest that you look at one of this books. The latest edition of "The Data Warehouse Toolkit" should cover this topic quite well.
I have a T-SQL view with integer fields. I need a report on a monthly basis regarding the difference from one month to the next, i.e. so many people were engaged in a particular activity on 8am of the 1st of this month, so many the previous month, here is the difference. The numbers fluctuate all the time. I need a variance between 2 snapshots in time.
I am using the SSRS, however in reporting services I can only display the "current" situation. I could run a report at 8am of the 1st of each month and then calculate the differences manually. But how could I automate this calculation and then report on the difference?
I have tried to import data from SQL to 1 Excel spreadsheet from 1 month, then to the 2nd spreadsheet from the 2nd month. The 3rd spreadsheet calculates the difference. But how do I create a nice looking report from Excel?
Additionally I cannot send the report by email. It has to be available online.
Furthermore, each office wants their figures to be confidential and not visible to another office.
Thanx in advance.
Can you add a UserCount table that stores each office's user count for each month? It could have columns like:
id
date
user_count
office_id
You would insert a new row each month based on what the view tells you that month for each office. Then it's as simple as exporting that table to Excel and graphing it using Excel's built-in graphing tools.