Tanase Andrei Posted September 16, 2021 Posted September 16, 2021 I have a table created in spotfire, please see bellow: MTD YTD country territory Actual Budget Forecast Y-1 Actual Budget Forecast Y-1 America total 17.65% 14.75% 15.45% 13.94% 8.70% 12.23% 20.60% 15.20% Italy total 17.78% 14.56% 15.20% 26.70% 20.37% 20.60% 15.20% 15.45% LATAM Brazil 15.30% 12.23% 16.45% 19.80% 16.73% 15.20% 14.88% 15.20% Colombia 19.20% 20.60% 11.50% 22.56% 14.97% 15.45% 17.23% 16.45% Mexico 15.55% 15.20% 20.78% 15.48% 24.55% 15.20% 23.41% 15.20% Spain total 12.88% 14.88% 13.00% 25.23% 22.66% 16.45% 15.20% 17.78% Georgia total 21.50% 17.23% 23.50% 15.49% 27.50% 12.88% 16.45% 15.30% Rest of the world Pakistan 23.98% 23.41% 23.50% 20.67% 14.88% 21.50% 11.50% 19.20% Armenia 11.10% 10.10% 12.77% 19.91% 17.23% 23.98% 20.78% 15.55% On the Horizontal axis i have Period (MTD and Year) and Scenario (Actual, Budget,...) On the Vertical axis i have Country and Territory. On the Cell Values i have a formula Sum([x]) / Sum([y]) And i need to calculate the following values: MTD: 1 - for the Actual value, we need to have only the formula "Sum([x]) / Sum([y])", which is it now, but it's appliedfor all the columns, and it shouldn't 2- for the Budget value, we need to have Actual column - Budget column, and we need to show the difference 3- for the Forecast value, we need to have Actual column - Forecast column, and we need to show the difference 4- for the Y-1 value, we need to have Actual column(which is for current year, eg. 2021) - Actual column(which is for the previous year, eg. 2020), and we need to show the diff. YTD: 1,2,3,4 - same formulas as above
Rahul Kumar 8 Posted September 22, 2021 Posted September 22, 2021 for the Y-1 value, we need to have Actual column(which is for current year, eg. 2021) - Actual column(which is for the previous year, eg. 2020), and we need to show the diff. Ans:-Sum([Actual column])-Sum([Actual column]) over (PreviousPeriod([Axis.X]))
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