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I am trying to do a hierarchy per unit calculation for 1 to many relationship tables.
Name 2 is a hierarchy level where Name 1 is the low level of 2
so when Name 2 = C that means Name 1 = A and B
at the top level i want to see the total for Name 2 for example C would be sum(ValueAmt) / 100
then the next level down have sum(ValueAmt) / 40 for Name 1 = A and sum(ValueAmt) / 60 for Name 1 = B
Below is tables as an example what I am trying to do.
Table A is Dollar Data information. Table B is units.
Report is want I am trying to get to where [+] is going to go to the next level down
HI homer4184,
You can create hierarchy based on Name2 and you can also use a matrix and drag Name2 and Name1 to column field.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
I get the hierarchy portion of it, the problem I am facing is the calculation of the Value
Heres a better repsentation of the final result
C D
A B Sub Total C R Sub Total D
75 50 60 22 22
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