DataFormWebPart Sum of Currency Columns
I have a data form web part with the "sharepoint list with currency columns" data source. I have added a footer to sum the rows. It seems like because of the number columns as currency format are formatted as "$2,000,000.00", the total shows up on the
footer is "NaN".
Looking at the XSLT, I don't see any issues with the XSLT code - <xsl:value-of select="sum($nodeset/@Year_x0020_1_x0020_P_x0026_L_x002)" />
Is there any reason why currency columns are not summable in the XSLT? Has anyone came across this kind of issue?
I have fixed this issue. I have changed current columns to number columns. The reason for this is number column saves the data as comma and DVWP can't convert comma separated number string to number.
Here is the brilliant article to discuss this issue..
http://www.endusersharepoint.com/2009/08/06/calculated-column-formula-tips-aggregating-calculations-over-1000/
Use this to fix the problem..
Create the Calculated Columns Based on Number columns in SharePoint List
Make sure you use FIXED function to remove all the commas. Otherwise SharePoint saves number as comma and DVWP can’t convert them into number.
Now, in DVWP, use the XSLT format-number function to format the number back to comma/currency formatted number. E.g.
- Item - Number format - format-number(@Year_x0020_1_x0020_Revenue_x0020, '#,##0.00;-#,##0.00')
- Item – Currency format - format-number(@Year_x0020_1_x0020_Revenue_x0020, '$#,##0.00;-$#,##0.00')
- Sum – Currency format - format-number(sum($Rows/@Year_x0020_1_x0020_Revenue_x0020), '$#,##0.00;-$#,##0.00')
That should fix the issue...
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This task is performed by the SAP Control Framework.
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Chandru -
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I am running the discoverer report from discoverer plus (web version) and was
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code:
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is
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-- cursor to select the c_samba_resources
cursor c_samba is
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from
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where h.id = l.chr_id
and ((h.start_date <= (p_end_date))
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and ((h.attribute_category = 'SUBSCRIPTION.DURATION')
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l_filename varchar2(30);
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Initialise one variable TOT_ROWS to 0.
Then in the for loop
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so after for loop the value in the tot_rows will be the total records..
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Using Oracle 11gR2 on windows 7 client. I have a question on calculating sum() on multiple columns on different columns and store the results in a view. Unfortunately I could not post the problem here as it keeps on giving error "Sorry, this content is not allowed", without telling where or what it is! So I had to post it in the stack-overflow forum, here is the link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16529721/how-to-calculate-the-individual-sums-of-multiple-columns-in-a-single-query-ora
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Thanksuser13667036 wrote:
Hello,
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select
yr
, mnth
, region
, sum(handled_package)
, sum(expected_missing_package)
, sum(actual_missing_package)
from test
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yr, mnth, region
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year_month date,
Region VARCHAR2(50),
CITY VARCHAR2(50),
Handled_Package NUMBER,
Expected_Missing_Package NUMBER,
Actual_Missing_Package NUMBER
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ME_XE?Insert into TEST (year_month, REGION, CITY, HANDLED_PACKAGE, EXPECTED_MISSING_PACKAGE, ACTUAL_MISSING_PACKAGE)
2 Values (to_date('2012-nov-12', 'yyyy-mon-dd'), 'Western', 'San Fransisco', 200, 10, 5);
Insert into TEST (year_month, REGION, CITY, HANDLED_PACKAGE, EXPECTED_MISSING_PACKAGE, ACTUAL_MISSING_PACKAGE)
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-02290: check constraint (TUBBY.FIRS_OF_MONTH) violated
Elapsed: 00:00:00.03
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2 to_char(year_month, 'fmYYYY') as year
3 , to_char(year_month, 'fmMonth') as month
4 , Region
5 , CITY
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8 , Actual_Missing_Package
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2012 November Western San Fransisco 200 10 5
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ME_XE?Then you have nice a nice and easy validation that ensures you data integrity.
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Vara.Hi there, do a search in this forum for TableView Iterator. Then check out these weblogs:
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This is what my UI should look like:
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Excellent 2 20
Good 6 60
Poor 1 10
Bad 1 10
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Poor 1
Bad 1
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Possibly a very basic question but I am going nowhere without a solution. I have set up a spreadsheet in Numbers but it won't give me sums for chosen columns. I have viewed the run through videos and used the formula but nothing happens apart from giving a figure of zero or a red arrow. The sum icon in the bottom left hand section of the window does not highlight or show any total as I understand from the video that you can drag whatever total is here onto the relevent position on your spreadsheet. I have Numbers 09 version 2.3 (554). Can anyone advise. Thanks.
Hi Sohojools,
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Type this in a cell below your data:
=SUM(A2:A4) or whatever range of cells you want to sum. The easy way is to type:
=SUM(
and then drag or shift-click to select the range of cells. Close the formula with a final bracket ")".
The sum icon in the bottom left hand section of the window does not highlight or show any total
To see the sum (and other simple statistics) in the bottom left, select a range of cells. That tells Numbers which cells you are refering to.
The videos are good, but the Numbers'09 User guide, and the Formulas and Functions User Guide are better. Download them from the Help Menu in Numbers.
Regards,
Ian. -
Getting sum of each column in 2D array
hi,
i want to get sum of each column from 2D array. i did public static void main(String[] args) {
double sum=0.0;
int[][] arr={
{1,2,8},
{2,2,3},
{2,2,5},
{1,2,8},
{1,1,9},
{2,2}
int i=0,j=0;
int len=arr.length;
while(j!=len){
sum=0;
for(i=0;i<arr.length;i++){
sum+=arr[i][j];
System.out.println("sum is:" +sum);
j++;
}but it doesnot work for jagged array...somebody please help!
thankxStop assuming the rows in your matrix are all the same length. Arrays know how long they are. Use that information to determine if the current column exists in that row.
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Group by based on sum of a column
dear all
i have a scenario that I think can't be achieved using SQL alone.
I need to group by a column while sum of another column is > 25. here is some sample data, (assuming it is sorted descending by another date field)
REGO S_NUM HRS QTY
==== ===== === ===
VHXB S1 9 15
VHXB S1 10 10
VHXB S1 7 25
VHXB S1 15 9
VHXB S1 18 18
VHXB S1 10 6
VHXB S1 12 24
VHXA S1 12 15
VHXA S1 18 10
VHXA S1 7 25
VHXA S1 12 9
VHXA S1 18 18
VHXA S1 11 6
VHXA S1 12 24
The above data should be grouped by REGO, S_NUM and the result should look like below,
VHXB S1 26 50 (first 3 rows since the sum(HRS is greater than 25))
VHXB S1 32 27 (next 2 rows)
VHXA S1 30 25
VHXA S1 37 52
any ideas how to write a pl/sql code for this ?
Thanks
Suresh NarasimhaHi, Suresh,
Welcome to the forum!
user10742238 wrote:
dear all
i have a scenario that I think can't be achieved using SQL alone.Sure you can do that in pure SQL. Below is a solution using CONNECT BY. Another approach involves MODEL, and yet another uses a recursive WITH clause (new in Oracle 11.2).
I need to group by a column while sum of another column is > 25. here is some sample data, (assuming it is sorted descending by another date field)Which column has to add up to more that 25? It looks like hrs, but don't make people guess.
REGO S_NUM HRS QTY
==== ===== === ===
VHXB S1 9 15
VHXB S1 10 10
VHXB S1 7 25
VHXB S1 15 9
VHXB S1 18 18
VHXB S1 10 6
VHXB S1 12 24
VHXA S1 12 15
VHXA S1 18 10
VHXA S1 7 25
VHXA S1 12 9
VHXA S1 18 18
VHXA S1 11 6
VHXA S1 12 24
The above data should be grouped by REGO, S_NUM and the result should look like below,
VHXB S1 26 50 (first 3 rows since the sum(HRS is greater than 25))
VHXB S1 32 27 (next 2 rows)Did you mean 33, not 32?
VHXA S1 30 25
VHXA S1 37 52So, if there's a group at the end of any rego/s_num section, and it totals 25 or less, you want to ignore that last group. Right?
any ideas how to write a pl/sql code for this ?The previous answer is right. Whevenver you have a problem, post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data (relevant columns only: in this case, the DATE column that determines the order is relevant) and the results you want from that data, formatted, within \ tags.
Explain how you get those results from that data.
If you can show the problem using commonly available tables (such as those in the scott or hr schemas) then you don't need to post any sample data; just the results and the explanation.
Your problem is very similar to the following problem, based on the scott.emp table. The following query:SELECT deptno, ename, sal, comm
FROM scott.emp
ORDER BY deptno, ename
produces this output:` DEPTNO ENAME SAL COMM
10 CLARK 2450
10 KING 5000
10 MILLER 1300
20 ADAMS 1100
20 FORD 3000
20 JONES 2975
20 SCOTT 3000
20 SMITH 800
30 ALLEN 1600 300
30 BLAKE 2850
30 JAMES 950
30 MARTIN 1250 1400
30 TURNER 1500 0
30 WARD 1250 500
Now say we want to group consecutive rows (where "consecutive" means in order by ename, which we'll assume is unique within each deptno) such that each group has a total sal of over 3000. That is, we want these results:` DEPTNO ENAME TOTAL_SAL TOTAL_COMM
10 CLARK 7450
20 ADAMS 4100
20 JONES 5975
30 ALLEN 4450 300
30 JAMES 3700 1400
Here's one way to get those results:WITH got_analytics AS
SELECT deptno, ename, sal, comm
, ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( PARTITION BY deptno
ORDER BY ename
) AS r_num
, SUM (sal) OVER ( PARTITION BY deptno
ORDER BY ename
) AS running_sal
FROM scott.emp
, got_grps AS
SELECT l.deptno
, l.ename
, l.r_num
, SUM (h.sal) AS total_sal
, SUM (h.comm) AS total_comm
, COUNT (*) AS cnt
FROM got_analytics l
JOIN got_analytics h ON h.deptno = l.deptno
AND h.running_sal BETWEEN l.running_sal
AND l.running_sal + 3000
+ h.sal
- l.sal
GROUP BY l.deptno
, l.ename
, l.r_num
SELECT deptno, ename, total_sal, total_comm
FROM got_grps
WHERE total_sal > 3000
START WITH r_num = 1
CONNECT BY r_num = PRIOR r_num + PRIOR cnt
AND deptno = PRIOR deptno
ORDER BY deptno, ename
Briefly, how it works is that the sub-query got_grps calculates, for each row, what the totals would be if a group started with that row. For example, in deptno=10, we know a group will start with CLARK, because taht's the first row, but we won't know if another group will begin with KING or MILLER. Got_grps assumes there will be such a group, and counts the number of rows in the group. Then, in the main query, we use that count to find where the second (and later) groups actually do begin.
Always say which version of Oracle you're using. The query above works should work in Oracle 9.1 (and higher); I tested it using version 10.2.0.1.0. -
I'm trying to sum a checkbox column: I want the total number of cells that are checked in a given column.
My initial attempts aren't working (=SUM(ColumnName), =SUMIF(ColumnName, TRUE) and auto formulas, in particular). I've consulted Help/the User Manual, but neither has offered any insight.
I'm scratching my head, because this seems like it should be simple. Can anybody help me out?
Thanks for any assistance,
Emmanuel GomezA Checked Box evaluates to TRUE while an Unchecked Box evaluates to FALSE.
Regards, -
HI All
This is krishna, I created one user defined field in existing matrix. I want total sum of the column for that field.
per suppose, i entered four rows.. when i click the the fifth row of that column, it will be shows, total four coumns result on that field... If any body having the result. plz send me..krishna,
Take a look at the SystemFormManipulation SDK Sample.
The steps are:
1. Catch the system form load and update that form with you user field
XML form sample
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16" ?>
<Application>
<forms>
<action type="update">
<form FormType="150" uid="">
<items>
<action type="add">
<item uid="_Family01" type="8" left="25" tab_order="0" width="80" top="160" height="14" visible="1" enabled="1" from_pane="99" to_pane="99" disp_desc="0" right_just="0" description="" linkto="Family01" forecolor="-1" backcolor="-1" text_style="0" font_size="-1" supp_zeros="0" AffectsFormMode="1">
<AutoManagedAttribute></AutoManagedAttribute>
<specific caption="Familia 1"></specific>
</item>
<item uid="Family01" type="16" left="110" tab_order="0" width="150" top="160" height="14" visible="1" enabled="1" from_pane="99" to_pane="99" disp_desc="0" right_just="0" description="" linkto="" forecolor="-1" backcolor="-1" text_style="0" font_size="-1" supp_zeros="0" AffectsFormMode="1">
<AutoManagedAttribute></AutoManagedAttribute>
<specific TabOrder="0">
<databind databound="1" table="OITM" alias="U_Family01"></databind>
</specific>
</item>
<item uid="_Family02" type="8" left="25" tab_order="0" width="80" top="175" height="14" visible="1" enabled="1" from_pane="99" to_pane="99" disp_desc="0" right_just="0" description="" linkto="Family02" forecolor="-1" backcolor="-1" text_style="0" font_size="-1" supp_zeros="0" AffectsFormMode="1">
<AutoManagedAttribute></AutoManagedAttribute>
<specific caption="Familia 2"></specific>
</item>
</action>
</items>
</form>
</action>
</forms>
</Application>
2. Catch the click on the Add/Update button of the system form, calculate the column's total, and put it in your user field.
Regards,
Vítor Vieira -
SAP Query: Hide or remove currency Column
Dear Experts,
I m Displaying Reports using RBKP and Rseg Tables.
All data are coming Correct manner.
But the problem is that where ever i select the amount for display currency column automatic added in side of amount,
But i dont have requirement of currency column.
Plz. tell me how can i avoid these column
Plz.If you are displaying the report using ALV, you can create the fieldcatalog manually, so that only the required fields are displayed.
You can find more information about preparing fieldcatalog on the following link
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/ALVTUTOTIALFORBEGINERSWITH+EXAMPLES -
I can't get the Sum of a Column
I was hoping someone would be able to help me figure out what I'm doing wrong on a form that I'm unable to get a SUM of a column for? I'm new to LiveCycle Designer and have poured over all that I can find on the internet to figure this out but it's been 10+ hours and I'm no closer now then when I started. Specifically, I added a table to a form that has a multiplication formula set up in each of the ROWs (item * cost = total kind of scenario). These formula's work and give me the the $ amount in the last column titled "total." The problem is I can't figure out how to get a sum of the totals for the "grandtotal" cell at the bottom? Each formula I've tried gives me a warning that "total[*] is unknown" so it makes me think I have my cell menu's set up incorrectly since it's not registering it the $ amount in my "total" cells? This is work project and I'm at a stopping point until I can figure this out so any help is gratefully appreciated. Donna
Table/Row/Column Info:
My table is: table 3
My row is: cell1 (all are called cell1)
My column is total1 (I've changed these to total 1, total2, total3, etc in my efforts to troubleshoot)
FormCalc entries that I've tried:
Sum(total[*])
Sum(total[*]).amount[*])
$ = Sum(total1.amount + total1.amount + total3.amount)
Sum(table3.cell[*].total[*])HI,
It appears you've phyically created 3 indivdual rows (correct me if I'm mistaken), so if that's the case...you can simply capature the GrandTotal by adding the fields using by their respective names. Thus, the GrandTotal script would be: $ = Sum(total1+toal2+total3). Im not sure why you're using ".amount".
[*] is used when you have repeating subforms. So, say you started out with a single row (Row1) with the following fields: Qty, UnitCost, Total... where Total (field in last column) had the follwoing script: $ = Qty * UnitCost
If your form was "dynamic" and used an Add Row button, then you would only have to create one row and enable your user to "Add" additional rows, as needed. As a result, you would need to use an array [*] to find all instances of Total on each row.
In that case, your script for GrandTotal would look like this: $ = Sum(Page1.Items.Row1[*].Total). Note: Page1.Items is the absoulte location for Row1 on my form, so this would change for you.
Going back to my previous comment, since your form doesn't appear to use an Add row button, you shoudl be able to add the fields names quite easily.
Lastly, as an FYI, you shouldn't need a [*] after total in......Sum(table3.cell[*].total[*])
Let me know if this helps!
Thanks
Shaun
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