Cross tab output
Hi,
Can someone help please?
I'm needing to produce the following output:
USERNAME JUN JUL AUG
Fred 10 0 5
Barney 0 6 1
I'm using the following SQL to produce 1 months data but I'm needing to produce it for 3, can anyone help
SELECT
u.user_id,
count(*),
FROM
non_imsnet_connection u,
npanet_login_tmp t
WHERE
(u.user_id=t.securnet_id OR u.user_id=t.login_id)
(AND u.connection_start >= to_date('01-06-2005','DD-MM-YYYY')
AND u.connection_start < to_date('01-07-2005','DD-MM-YYYY')
GROUP BY u.user_id
TIA
How about this:
SELECT
u.user_id,
sum(decode(to_char(u.connection_start, 'MM'), '06', 1, 0)) count_jun,
sum(decode(to_char(u.connection_start, 'MM'), '07', 1, 0)) count_jul,
sum(decode(to_char(u.connection_start, 'MM'), '08', 1, 0)) count_aug
FROM
non_imsnet_connection u,
npanet_login_tmp t
WHERE
(u.user_id=t.securnet_id OR u.user_id=t.login_id)
AND u.connection_start >= to_date('01-06-2005','DD-MM-YYYY')
AND u.connection_start < to_date('01-09-2005','DD-MM-YYYY')
GROUP BY u.user_id
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1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
23245 test2 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.77
23245 test23 110..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777
Period Oct-08 Nov-08
company Acct Category
1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02
23245 test2 10..0 20.02
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02
23245 test23 110..0 20.02
Desired output
Period May-08 June-08 July-08 Aug-08 Sep-08... .... ... oct-08
company Acct Category
1201 23232 test1 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
23245 test2 10..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
1202 223232 test13 120..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.77 20.02
23245 test23 110..0 20.02 3.033 45.999 46.777 20.02
How to display in this format continously in Cross tab Template.
Could someone helpHi
My xml dta file is not similar to yours though. I dont know why i am getting like this. The staring xml codes in bold are unsual
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Filtering Key Figures/Columns in a Cross Tab Component
Hello All,
I am creating a P&L Statement for Better/Worse comparisions, and I have to show only three columns at a time based on User Drop Down Selections.
Here is my Bex Query Out put looks like. The Rows part is "Structure" and Columns are "Cell Restrictions".
Now, the CrossTab component has to show only Two columns at a time, based on user selections. Here is my desired output. User will Select either ' Avg' Rate or 'End Rate'. Based on that selction, Actual's will show in the First Column and based on Selection from Second DROPDOWN for Budget/Forecast/PY, the Second Column has to be displayed.
Is there any DropDown Component or CrossTab Component Options are there to Filter the Columns based on User Selections ?
Appreciate your help. This is the Crucial Chart for the whole Dashboard.
Thanks,
Sonti.Hi Tammy,
Thanks for your quick reply.
Can it be done dynamically without the User touching it ? My Cross Tab has to show values based on the Selctions. But, I couldn't find the code to restrict Cross Tab data.
I have to code for Dropdown box --> On Select, to check / Un check the KF's in the Filter Panel Component. And in Filter Panel Comoponent, --> On Select, DATASOURCE.setFilterExt("KF1", "KF2").
And assign the data source to Cross Tab.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Regards,
Sonti.
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