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Exception Aggragation in Queries

Posted on Oct 25, 2006 at 10:32 AM 10 Views

Hi

I wanted to achieve the Balance type Keyfigure in the queries using the normal KF. So the idea was to use exception aggragation in the queries which is available in the Calculated KF Properties -> Enhance -> Exception aggragation as per the documentation.

But I am abel to just get After and before aggragation in the enhance option.Is there are special settings in the CKF to achieve Exception aggargatioon wrt a Char.

I did go through the white paper for Balance Sheet KF using the Cell editor but that doesn't satisfy my requirement.

Any help would be appriciated.

Best Regards,

Shiva

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    Posted on Oct 25, 2006 at 10:46 AM
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    Hi Shiva,

    the settings are available due to formula complexity. If you define any calculations in the definition of calculated key figure, you will only be able to specify setting "time of calculation". If you insert a key figure from your InfoProvider into the definition of the calculated key figure, you will be able to define an exceptional aggregation.

    Best regards,

    Björn

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      Oct 25, 2006 at 01:06 PM

      Hi Shiva,

      unfortunately I do not know a workaround for "last value", I only know it is possible for "average" and "no aggregation"... How is the definition of your calculated key figure - you say, there is no further calculation?

      Best regards,

      Björn

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