on 2016 Feb 17 11:42 AM
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Sorry, but it's hard to understand the report logic from you screenshot. If you want some help, please describe the algorithm in words...
Vadim
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Hi Vadim,
Thanks for your reply.
I want to display the numbers by monthly as shown in the above figure.
here the fiscal year is Apr15- Mar16
If user select Apr 15 time member, i want to display like below.
user selection Apr-2015
Apr15 Apr15 Total Total
actual Budget actual Budget
50 100 50 100
However if user select's next month which is May 15.
I want to display current month +previous month and the commulative total for these 2 months.
Apr15 Apr15 May15 May15 Total Total
actual Budget actual Budget actual Budget
Sales- 50 100 150 200 250 300
For June 15,
I want to display current month+previous two months and the 3 months total.... same as above.
I hope you understand my point.
Thanks for your help.
Hi Vadim,
It works perfect. thanks for your answer.
I have a one more query regarding this. I have another category called forecast. and i need to show this category as well. and this forecast numbers start from July means after completion of Q1.
So for July month Ytd figures for forecast should be
Jul ytd is Q1 Actuals+JUL forecast. Is this possible ? please see below for calc
Many thanks for your support. Thanks
Hi Vadim,
One more query regarding this question.
If i want to insert a new row for account in row axis and need to add a formula , for ex i want to show sales positive, so if i write a formula like sales account *-1. this is not working if i change the time member after refresh.
selection 2015.01
apr2015
actual
sales 50
Sales(new inserted row) -50( 50*-1)
I tried the above ,however if i change the time member 2015.02 the formula got disappeared for the next months .
Is there any work around for this?
Thanks in advance.
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