Advanced calculations (row) in the top of an analysis

Hi

Is it somehow possible to see an advanced calculation (row) in the top of an analysis in the same way as a standard total?

I would like the row "Total" and "growth" to be shown in the top of the analysis. In the case below it is not a problem due to a low number of items. But when I want to show all items the problem occurs.

The calculations are made on visual members (v) if that makes a difference.

 

 

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  • Hi Flemming

    You can drag and drop the row with your calculation and place it in any row you like.

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  • Hi John

    Also my first thought, but it doesn't seem to be possible in Version 2019.5 build 17126 or I might be doing something wrong. Guess I must be in designer mode and just try to drag the calculation line to the top or ?

     

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  • Hi Flemming

    I'm fairly sure that you have to be in Designer mode to do that.

    I don't know if the version has anything to do with it. We have version 2021.0 build 19280 and it works perfectly.

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  • We have version 2019.4 and I have just made a calculated row and drag it to the top of my table:

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  • Hi Louise

    Thanks - I can also drag a calculation to the top in a simple analysis. So my problem must be due to the complexity of my priceindex analysis.

     

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  • But when a new row would appear in this analysis. Lets say it starts with 'aa'.(< Ar)  Then the total will appear at the second row.

    Any suggestions on that ?

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  • Latest TARGIT versions (and maybe earlier too) ... if you drag the calculation above the built-in grand total (assuming you have column totals at the top), the calculation stays there even when you hide the built-in grand total ... but only as long as the user doesn't sort the crosstab.

    I've therefore raised a feature request ("Row calculations locked at the top of a crosstab") which I believe would solve the problems discussed in this thread. You're welcome to add ideas to this request. Also, the more we increase the request's counter, the likelier it becomes that R&D takes it into consideration :-)

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