Comparison between selected fromdate and todate

Hi Gurus,
1) I have a requirement like..
user can select this....... Fromdate: 12 Jan 2009 Todate: 20 August 2009
Productname .. .. Deposit for current year ... .. .. Deposit for previous year ..
..................... for themonth ... uptothemont ................... for themonth ... uptothemont
Furniture ........ ....... 100 .... . ..... 400 ......... ...... 50 ...... ...... .. 60
water ........ ........ 60 ........... 200 ........ ...... 40 ............... 80
car ........ ...... .. 30 .......... .. 160 .......... .... 20 .......... ..... 60
this is requiremnt for report like this... based on user selected dates...
here deposit is a measure column...productname is column...
forthemonth means for total of august month ..
uptothe month means total of jan to aug
same as previous year...also for depositprevious year..
this is very urgent for me...iam eager to waiting for u r replay ..
Thanks a lot..
Raj

hi,
Use ToDATE and AGO function
Deposit of Current Year---> TODATE("Sample Sales"."F0 Rev Base Measures"."4-01 Booked Qty (Sum All)", "Sample Sales"."H0 Time"."YEAR") (in BMM layer create a new column)
Deposit of Previous year--> AGO("Sample Sales"."F0 Rev Base Measures"."4-01 Booked Qty (Sum All)", "Sample Sales"."H0 Time"."YEAR, 1) (in BMM layer create a new column)
Forthemonth,tomonth-->http://varanasisaichand.blogspot.com/2010/08/getting-30days-back-data-from-selected.html
Refer month level formula
Declare a presentation variable for the prompt
In report use Report_month is equal to/is in @{P_var}
thanks,
saichand.v
Edited by: Saichand Varanasi on Aug 27, 2010 6:22 PM

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