Priyank Dwivedi Posted June 12 Share Posted June 12 Hello, In a cross table, there is a simple way to show totals for an entire column but is there a way to show Quarterly totals like shown below assuming I have monthly data? Default view in a cross table: Well Date Prod WellA 1/1/2024 10 WellA 2/1/2024 20 WellA 3/1/2024 50 WellA 4/1/2024 50 WellA 5/1/2024 50 WellA 6/1/2024 50 WellA 7/1/2024 100 WellA 8/1/2024 50 WellA 9/1/2024 100 WellA 10/1/2024 50 WellA 11/1/2024 100 WellA 12/1/2024 100 Expected (Or I am open to other setups where I can see quarterly summation in a cross table) Well Date Prod WellA 1/1/2024 10 WellA 2/1/2024 20 WellA 3/1/2024 50 Q1 80 WellA 4/1/2024 50 WellA 5/1/2024 50 WellA 6/1/2024 50 Q2 150 WellA 7/1/2024 100 WellA 8/1/2024 50 WellA 9/1/2024 100 Q3 250 WellA 10/1/2024 50 WellA 11/1/2024 100 WellA 12/1/2024 100 Q4 250 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution Gaia Paolini Posted June 12 Solution Share Posted June 12 You should be able to do so by adding the quarter column to the columns of the cross table Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Priyank Dwivedi Posted June 13 Author Share Posted June 13 Thanks, Gaia. I will try that. Along the same line, is there a way to hide one of the variables in the "vertical" axis? For example, if a user selects "hide/show" setup as a dropdown for the vertical axis 'Type'. I would like to entirely hide the column 'Type' when a user selects Hide from the dropdown. I am wondering if there is an ironpython aPI that I can use. Show: Asset Mode Type Var Jan Feb Mar Apr EAST Base High Net BOE Rate (Final) 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 Hide: Asset Mode Var Jan Feb Mar Apr EAST Base Net BOE Rate (Final) 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Boot-Olazabal Posted June 13 Share Posted June 13 Hi Priyank, You can hide columns via the properties of a visualization. Using the Show/Hide parameter, you can add a rule which hides or shows a column. You can also trigger this via an iron python script, and the one below can act as a starting point: Note that you need to tailor it to a crosstab, since the example uses a bar chart, but the idea behind it should be the same. Kind regards, David Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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