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We need to produce a report that each row has different format of data, for example:
DEPT 1
DEPT 2
Total Revenue ($)
$100,000
$ 22,111
Total Employee (count)
142
99
Revenue Increase (%)
1.5%
2.1%
The only way I found is to create a dataset like this:
TYPE DEPT NUMBER ====== ===== ====== rev DEPT1 XXX emp_count DEPT1 XXX percent DEPT1 XXX
And use FML to produce the output like this:
TABLE ABC SUM NUMBER ACROSS DEPT FOR TYPE
rev LABLE r NOPRINT OVER RECAP revenue/D10M=r; AS 'Revenue' OVER ... END
The problem is for each row I have to hide it first to get a label, then repeat the same row with a RECAP to customize the output format. Is there a way I can only do it once without a RECAP, or any better solution?
Thanks!This message has been edited. Last edited by: bug,
7.66 and 7.704 System: Windows / AIX / Linux Output: Mostly HTML, with some PDF, Excel and Lotus(!)
Posts: 147 | Location: Toronto (GTA) | Registered: May 25, 2005
sorry dont have time to show utilizing the car file, however you'll get the picture: DEFINE FILE myfile NEWFMT/A8 = IF TYPE EQ 'REV' THEN 'D15M' ELSE IF TYPE EQ 'PERCENT' THEN 'D8.1%' ELSE 'D12' ; END TABLE FILE myfile SUM NUMBER/NEWFMT ACROSS PERIOD FOR TYPE REV OVER EMP_COUNT OVER PERCENT END
We utilize this technique when we have to MacGuyver many metric columns into a singular metric column to do FML type reporting. Hope it helps.
Originally posted by jimbo: sorry dont have time to show utilizing the car file, however you'll get the picture: DEFINE FILE myfile NEWFMT/A8 = IF TYPE EQ 'REV' THEN 'D15M' ELSE IF TYPE EQ 'PERCENT' THEN 'D8.1%' ELSE 'D12' ; END TABLE FILE myfile SUM NUMBER/NEWFMT ACROSS PERIOD FOR TYPE REV OVER EMP_COUNT OVER PERCENT END
We utilize this technique when we have to MacGuyver many metric columns into a singular metric column to do FML type reporting. Hope it helps.
This is exactly what I needed. I'm amazed you can use a variable as format string in this way. Thanks jimbo!
7.66 and 7.704 System: Windows / AIX / Linux Output: Mostly HTML, with some PDF, Excel and Lotus(!)
Posts: 147 | Location: Toronto (GTA) | Registered: May 25, 2005