on 2010 May 24 12:53 PM
Act_Sales_2008 Target_sales_2008 Act_sales_2009 Target_sales_2009 Overall_result overall_result %Target
(actual) (Target)
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200 300 400 500 600 800 --
100 600 500 100 600 700 ---
Hi,In my requriment ,I have like this
I am able to get all these keyfigures except the % target.
Please guide me
Regards
Naresh
Create a Formula Key Figures and not Calculated Key Figure. Use the Percentage and Data Functions while creating the Formula
FKF1: SUMGT 'Act_Sales_2008' %A SUMGT 'Target_sales_2008'
FKF2: SUMGT 'Act_sales_2009' %A SUMGT 'Target_sales_2009'
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Hi,
Instead of using overall Result.
Create two CKF's
Actual(Overall) = Act_Sales_2008+Act_sales_2009
Target(Overall) = Target_sales_2008+Target_sales_2009
Then create another CKF
overall_result %Target = Actual(Overall) %A Target(Overall)
This will give you the expected result.
-Vikram
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Sorry ,I had not wrritten the formula.
FOr %Target = Overall_Actual Sales / Overalltarget_sales
And the values should be displayed in Percentage.
I cannot create Calculated keyfigures for overall actual salesa andoverall_ target sales.Because It should display this structure for each period.
Regards
Naresh
Hello,
Please, could you elaborate what is the formulae written in OVER_ALL% TARGET. its not diplaying the value or % symbol.
If you would like to display the % symbol for the OVER_ALL% TARGET then you need to -> go to
local calculation -> calculate single values as = Normalization according to the Over Results need to be set . If this option is set, it will display % symbol
Thanks
Edited by: Geeta Sharma on May 24, 2010 3:03 PM
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