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How to connect values to specific date columns
Hi all,
I have the following table - all data is raw data, no calculated fields as of right now:
I have unpivoted the table according the 8 different columns:
4 Invoice Amount (currency)
4 Collected Amount (currency)
There are correspondingly:
4 Invoice Date columns
4 Collected Date columns
The reason for this is that each project has up to 4 different invoices/collection amounts with dates for each of these.
Now I wish to be able to make it so that:
-"Collected 1" (currency) connects to the "Collected Date 1",
-"Invoice 1" (currency) connects to the "Invoice Date 1",
"Collected 2" (currency) connects to the "Collected Date 2",
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......
In other words I would like to track what is being invoiced in which months and likewise what is collected for each month.
I am trying to create a "Clustered Column Chart" in which the Invoiced/Collected Amount shows by Month.
So in that example I would have a graph that shows the following:
January 2020:
Invoiced Amount: 90.000
Collected Amount: 40.000
February 2020:
Invoiced Amount: 40.000
Collected Amount: 90.000
March 2020:
Invoiced Amount: 40.000
Collected Amount: 40.000
- Anonymous6 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
You can use DISTINCT() function to create a calculated table.
Best Regards,
Jay
Community Support Team _ Jay Wang
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6 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hey,
I believe if you format the data like:
Attribute Date Value
Collected 1 01-01-2020 5000Invoiced 1 01-01-2020 5000
etc
You can get the desired results 🙂You might even split up attribute in "Collected" and "1" to make it easier to select all collected or just the first collection.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Anonymous,
Not sure I understand, how do you do that?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Anonymous
Okay I think I am getting closer to a working solution. I have done the following:
Made two duplicates of the original table and called one "Collected-Table" and the other "Invoiced-Table".
Now I have deleted all the Invoiced Date and Amount from the "Collected-Table" and deleted all the Collected from the "Invoiced-Table".
Now I have Pivoted the Dates columns as well as the collected/Invoiced Amount in each of the tables.
However, now I see one issue:
IF a project has more than one collection, then the "Value" gets duplicated. I guess I can use the "Remove duplicates" from the "Value column, but what happens then if at one point a collection matches a collection from a different project? Then the data would not show?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hmm, the collected values of 1 project will allways be the same? Like:
Project 1 > Collected 1 (date) 5000 > Collected 2 (date) 5000?
If do. It is not a big problem to leave it. Else you have indeed a chance to delete data you do not want to delete. You can easily get the MAX,MIN,DISTINCT or whatever value of that project, because it will allways be the same.
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous ,
Have your problem be solved? Please consider accept the answer as a solution if it worked.
Best Regards,
Jay
Community Support Team _ Jay Wang
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