Hi there,
I would ask for any assistance on the following.
In SAS VA in Report Designer, I am tring to create "Button Bars" options so the users can select which measure to view.
Say for example, for some Product Lines I want to see three measures of two different months:
VALUE_Jan | VALUE_Feb | Quantity_Jan | Quantity_Feb | AVG_Jan | AVG_Feb |
Below how the data looks like:
VALUE_Jan | VALUE_Feb | Quantity_Jan | Quantity_Feb | AVG_Jan | AVG_Feb | |
Product1 | ||||||
Product2 | ||||||
Product3 | ||||||
Product4 | ||||||
Product5 | ||||||
Product6 | ||||||
Product7 | ||||||
Product8 | ||||||
Product9 | ||||||
Product10 |
I have gone through and created the New Custom Category, the New Parameter and the New Calculated Item. The "Buttons" I have created are as follows:
VALUE | Quantity | AVG |
But when I create the Calculated Item I can only return either Jan or Feb data for all the measures and as a result I can only vusualise only one month.
Is there any way to visulaise both months? In other words, can I create the "Buttons" in a different way so that when I click on them both months appear?
Hope it makes sense.
Thanks
What happens if you restructure your data to a long format, with the following type layout and thn add the Measure as a Button Bar.
Not sure if this is possible given your other needs.
Product Month Measure Value
Product1 Jan Quantity 1
Product1 Jan Average 2
Thank you for your reply.
I guess I will have to restructure lots of my data. I just started to use SAS VA.
However, what I did was to create thre Calculated item twice: one for Jan and one for Feb. And when I create any visualisation I drag and drop both.
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