Show the amount until selected Month in parameter

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Show the amount until selected Month in parameter

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 08:52:06

Hi all,
I wish display the amount of my groupings not for all months of the year(in columns of the tablix) but only for the months prior to the month selected in parameter

In terms of amount, I use this formula

=Format(FIELDS!Montant_Réalisé.Value, "### ### ###.00")

That just shows the value of field

Note: this is in the cube that I draw my relationship to the amount / month
Do you have any ideas please?

visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:11:53

=Format(IIF(Fields!MonthField.value < Parameters!Monthparam.value,FIELDS!Montant_Réalisé.Value,Nothing), "### ### ###.00")

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:24:09

Thank's visakh16,
I used your formula but I get the same results. ie display the amount for All months

In my case, this is what your formula will give :

=Format(IIF(First(Fields!Mois.Value(0), "DS_TotalAnnéeN") < Parameters!DimDateMois.Value(0), Fields!Montant_Réalisé.Value,Nothing), "### ### ###.00")

visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:30:43

Fields!Mois.Value(0)? whats 0 for?

Also is parameter multivalue?Parameters!DimDateMois.Value(0) will just select only first value among selected list

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:35:49

Because when i remove the "(0)" from "Parameters!DimDateMois.Value(0)", i get the "#Error" value

visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:43:32

quote:
Originally posted by bigtruck2013

Because when i remove the "(0)" from "Parameters!DimDateMois.Value(0)", i get the "#Error" value

I repeat. is it multivalued parameter?
In that case are they multiple selected values? then how do you determine which value to be used for < comparison

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:53:09

well,
The Parameter DimDateMois is not multi-valued.
The principle is such that once one month selected (eg June "6") my table shows the amounts of the month from January to June

visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 09:55:19

quote:
Originally posted by bigtruck2013

well,
The Parameter DimDateMois is not multi-valued.
The principle is such that once one month selected (eg June "6") my table shows the amounts of the month from January to June

I dont think thats correct
Unless its a Multi valued parameter it wont complain if you ignore (0) part

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 10:26:56

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visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-14 : 10:33:17

upload in some shared server and post url here

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bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-15 : 03:44:32

Hey,
Here is the table I have produced to date and the description of Month parameter:

AND

Here is the code of my dataset if it helps:


SELECT 
NON EMPTY { [Measures].[Montant Réalisé] } ON COLUMNS, 
NON EMPTY { ([DimRegroupement].[LibRegroupement].[LibRegroupement].ALLMEMBERS * 
			 [DimCentreCout].[LibCentreCout].[LibCentreCout].ALLMEMBERS * 
			 [Dim_Date].[Mois].[Mois].ALLMEMBERS 
			 ) 
		  } DIMENSION PROPERTIES MEMBER_CAPTION, MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME ON ROWS 
	FROM ( SELECT ( STRTOSET(@[DimDateAnnée], CONSTRAINED) ) ON COLUMNS 
			 FROM ( SELECT ( STRTOSET(@DimCentreCoutCodeCentreCout, CONSTRAINED) ) ON COLUMNS 
					  FROM [SuiviComptableEtInvestissement]
				  )
		  ) 
	WHERE ( IIF( STRTOSET(@DimCentreCoutCodeCentreCout, CONSTRAINED).Count = 1, 
			     STRTOSET(@DimCentreCoutCodeCentreCout, CONSTRAINED), 
				 [DimCentreCout].[CodeCentreCout].currentmember 
				), 
			IIF( STRTOSET(@[DimDateAnnée], CONSTRAINED).Count = 1, 
				 STRTOSET(@[DimDateAnnée], CONSTRAINED), 
				 [Dim_Date].[Année].currentmember 
				) 
		  ) 
CELL PROPERTIES VALUE, BACK_COLOR, FORE_COLOR, FORMATTED_VALUE, FORMAT_STRING, FONT_NAME, FONT_SIZE, FONT_FLAGS

bigtruck2013
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Posted - 2013-10-15 : 05:02:16

I tried this expression



=IIF(First(Fields!Mois.Value, "DS_TotalAnnéeN") < Parameters!DimDateMois.Label(0), Fields!Montant_Réalisé.Value, Nothing)

replacing the " .Value(0) " parameter months with " .label (0) " . I get around empty cells ( for all months )

visakh16
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Posted - 2013-10-16 : 02:44:35

as i suspected its a multivalued parameter. So my question is what if you're selecting more than 1 value inside month parameter? In that case what should report display?

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