Cumulative Column - Date Range

Hi,
we have defined a sales cube with following strucuture (example)
example (sample data as stored in info cube)
Date   company_code sales_value
050905      C1           $2300
060905      c1           $2000
070905      c1           $2500
Now the expected output in reporting is
Date   company_code sales_value Sales_value_cumulative
050905      C1           $2300           $2300
060905      c1           $2000           $4300
070905      c1           $2500           $6800
(note:- sales_value_cumulative is cumulative columns depend upon the input date range)
Please help.
Cheers
Rajiv

you will be better off with the two columns.
there aren't any other options built-in... but even though it'd be possible to (custom dev) add a "date range" field, it wouldn't be nearly as useful as you'd like it to be.
you're better off with two columns.
Scott Brickey
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www.sbrickey.com
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Here is how I would like it to come out:

Hello
The following sample tables are along your original scheme using month name to filter the data.
2014 (excerpt)
A1 month
A2 =MONTHNAME(MONTH(B2))
A3 =MONTHNAME(MONTH(B3))
A4 =MONTHNAME(MONTH(B4))
B1 date
B2 2013-01-15
B3 2013-01-20
B4 2013-01-27
C1 category
C2 A
C3 B
C4 C
D1 amount
D2 100
D3 50
D4 20
January
A1 category
A2 A
A3 B
A4 C
A5 D
A6 E
A7 F
A8 G
A9 H
B1 totals
B2 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A2)
B3 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A3)
B4 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A4)
B5 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A5)
B6 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A6)
B7 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A7)
B8 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A8)
B9 =SUMIFS(2014::D,2014::A,C$1,2014::C,A9)
C1 January
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
Notes.
Formula in January::B2 can be filled down across B2:B9.
The target month name is defined in January::C1.
February table is the same as January table except for the value in C1.
And the following sample tables are using date per se instead of month name to filter the data. In this scheme, you don't need month column in source table but the retrieving formulae in destination table become more complex.
2014 (excerpt)
A1 date
A2 2013-01-15
A3 2013-01-20
A4 2013-01-27
B1 category
B2 A
B3 B
B4 C
C1 amount
C2 100
C3 50
C4 20
January
A1 category
A2 A
A3 B
A4 C
A5 D
A6 E
A7 F
A8 G
A9 H
B1 totals
B2 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A2,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B3 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A3,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B4 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A4,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B5 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A5,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B6 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A6,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B7 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A7,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B8 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A8,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
B9 =SUMIFS(2014::C,2014::B,A9,2014::A,">="&EOMONTH(C$1,-1)+1,2014::A,"<="&EOMONTH(C$1,0))
C1 2013-01-01
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
Notes.
Formula in January::B2 can be filled down across January::B2:B9.
The target month is defined in January::C1, which can be any date in target month, e.g., 2013-01-01, 2013-01-20, etc. The formulae in B will retrieve data with date in range: 2013-01-01 <= [date] <= 2013-01-31.
February table is the same as January table except for the value in C1.
Tables are built in Numbers v2.
Hope this may help,
H
EDIT: Replaced the last table with the correct one. (Formulae in B are correct)

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Team,
MY ENVIRONMENT
SQL 2005, Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2005
MY PROBLEM
I am authoring both a sproc and a report, so I have full control over the design. I am a SQL expert and also a Crystal 8.5 expert.
I have done the Sproc-Report connection dozens of times.
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My sproc header is shown here:
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) AS
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MY THOUGHT PROCESS
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Tests pass; It returns data when I run it with values, with zero-length string values, and with NULL values.
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But the worst part is that it does not show any output columns with data either! AAARGH!
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BTW, here's the VB Syntax formula for {@DateRangeText}:
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dim max as String
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else
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end if
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else
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end if
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sorry ... cross-posted per Amit

Ludek,
It sounds like you and The specified item was not found. think along the same lines! I have cross-posted for both of you now!
Please see Simple Sproc Parameters question
~ Shaun

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Hi -
I am building an XLR report that does a comparison of net sales data across two periods for a given sales employee's BPs.
The report has the row expansion:
FACT BPA(*) SLP(SlpName = "ASalesPersonNameHere") ARDT(Code = "ARCreditMemo", "Invoice") Group by BPA.CardName
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The column formulas are, from left to right:
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Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Lang Riley

Really appreciate your feedback! Those are good suggestions. I should have mentioned that I had already tried both those suggestions.
Removing FACT on BPA in this case ends up returning all the BPs and not respecting the SLP(SlpName = "aName") part of the query.
Using **, i.e., * or #NULL, makes no change in the resulting data in this case. I had thought that ** would be the solution, but it didn't change the outcome. I still have BPs for which when their sales employee is used as the filter and they have no transactions for either date range, and yet they still do not appear.
I should further mention that the IXL query, as it now stands, does return BPs for which one of the periods has no data, just not both, and I have verified that applicable BPs with no transaction data for both periods do exist in my data set. It seems that perhaps the IXL query needs to be restructured? Please keep the suggestions coming including how this query might be restructured if necessary.

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