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we have requirement, we need to pivot the rows data in to column. Our data is in the following format colA ColB A 01/01/2010 B 08/03/2010 C 04/02/2010 C 08/01/2010 A 04/01/2010 A 04/02/2010
and we want prepare the report in the below format COLA JAN FEB MAR A 2 1 0 B 0 0 1 C 1 1 0
we want to fetch all the records for the year and report it monthly for each item.
Thanks for your help in advance!This message has been edited. Last edited by: NaviC,
DEFINE FILE yourfile
JAN/D9 = IF yourdatfield FROM 20100101 TO 20100131 THEN 1 ELSE 0
FEB/D9 = IF yourdatfield FROM 20100201 TO 20100228 THEN 1 ELSE 0
MAR/D9 = IF yourdatfield FROM 20100301 TO 20100331 THEN 1 ELSE 0
....you get the point...
END
FILE TABLE yourfile
SUM JAN FEB MAR
BY COLA
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
END
Even better is to use a function to retrieve the month from the date file ( depending on your date-format ).
This should do the trick....
G'luck
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You might convert your dates to the desired output format and use SUM ACROSS. This assumes ColB is a Smart Date.
DEFINE FILE filename
MONTH_NUM/M = ColB ;
MONTH_ABBR/MT = ColB ;
END
-*
TABLE FILE filename
SUM amount_field
BY ColA
ACROSS MONTH_NUM NOPRINT
ACROSS MONTH_ABBR
END
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