SSRS Matrix percentages
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This is how I got the percentages for column the '%Change of most recent year".
=((Last(Fields!Quantity.Value,"Child") - First(Fields!Quantity.Value)) / First(Fields!Quantity.Value))
= ((54675 - 55968)/55968 ) = -2.31%
= ((54675 - 57849)/57849) = -5.49%
It will always take the first year '2012' in this case and get the percentages against each other year. If I enter the years 2005,2004,2003,2002,2001 it will always take the first year and do a percentages against each additional year. 2005 to 2004, 2005 to 2003, 2005 to 2002 and so on. I can have as many as 2 column (year) to many columns.
I need to do it for the Total and Subtotal but it won't work because it's in a different scope.
data is = row Child group
Sub Total: = row Parent group
Total: = row Total group
Year = Column Period group
Query use to get result - It's a whole bunch of unions join together to get the data. This is the first union statement.
SELECT MEMBERSHIP_CODE
, PERIOD, COUNT(DISTINCT ID) AS Distinct_ID
, SUM(QUANTITY) AS Quantity
, '01-Personal' AS Child
, '01-Overall' AS Parent
, 'Total' as Total
FROM vf_Sshot AS vfs
INNER JOIN vProd AS vP ON vfs.PRODUCT_CODE = vP.PRODUCT_CODE
INNER JOIN vMem_Type vMT on vMT.Member_Type = vfs.Member_Type
WHERE (PERIOD IN ( (SELECT Val from dbo.fn_String_To_Table(@Periods,',',1))))
AND (vMT.MEMBER_TYPE NOT IN ('a','b','c'))
AND (vfs.STATUS IN ( 'A', 'D', 'C'))
AND (MEMBERSHIP_CODE NOT IN ('ABC', 'DEF' ))
and vP.PROD_TYPE in ('DUE','MC','SC')
and vMT.Member_Record = '1'
GROUP BY MEMBERSHIP_CODE, PERIOD
I would even be happy to know how I could 57,540 to show up in the blank total fields.
TOTAL: 57,540 57,540 58994 57,540 61,114 57,540
If I could get that I know I can get the rest!
How would I produce this output?
TOTAL: 57,573 58,941 57,573 61,188 57,573 61,175 57,175
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated?
Anyone at all? Please?
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A little help from a friend please?
How would I produce this output?
TOTAL: 57,573 58,941 57,573 61,188 57,573 61,175 57,175
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