What will the total percent be based on? Or do you just want something else
than "n/a"?
If you want to know if you're in the totals rows or not, you add the InScope
function. This will give you some control over what calculation happens
where in the matrix:
=iif(InScope("ColumnGroup1"), iif(InScope("RowGroup1"), "In Cell", "In
Subtotal of RowGroup1"), iif(InScope("RowGroup1"), "In Subtotal of
ColumnGroup1", "In Subtotal of entire matrix"))
Kaisa
> Hi,
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> Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
dt1820@gmail.com - 06 Jan 2006 16:33 GMT
in the totals line take the total/shipped this will give the percent of
the total. if that is what you are looking for
Kathy - 06 Jan 2006 20:05 GMT
I was trying to figure out how to have the matrix show that detail. The
inscope function was my saving... Thanks!
> in the totals line take the total/shipped this will give the percent of
> the total. if that is what you are looking for
MJT - 26 Jan 2006 19:19 GMT
How does InScope work? where did you put it? I am not familiar with that
but I will need to be shortly.
> I was trying to figure out how to have the matrix show that detail. The
> inscope function was my saving... Thanks!
>
> > in the totals line take the total/shipped this will give the percent of
> > the total. if that is what you are looking for
Todd Bannar - 31 Jan 2006 20:55 GMT
Where do you put the InScope function? I need to do the following:
Cat A1 Cat B2 Total %
Order Type A 5 2 7 8.52%
(7/82)
Order Type B 10 15 25 30.48%
(25/82)
Order Type C 20 30 50 60.97%
(50/82
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Totals 35 47 82 100%
I have everything but the % column.
Thanks
Todd Bannar
> What will the total percent be based on? Or do you just want something else
> than "n/a"?
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> > Any help would be greatly appreciated!!