Table Cumulative Sum
HI,
I am trying to get my data in the left to look like my data on the right. I've seen some similiar cases but the once I see are moving into a line graph and I need these to be in table format.
Current | Want | |||||||
FIscal Month and Name | LY $ | TY $ | Plan | FIscal Month and Name | LY $ | TY $ | Plan | |
01-January | $4,192,165 | $4,336,782 | $5,148,067 | 01-January | $4,192,165 | $4,336,782 | $5,148,067 | |
02-February | $4,628,299 | $5,041,494 | $5,762,399 | 02-February | $8,820,463 | $9,378,276 | $10,910,466 | |
03-March | $6,910,303 | $7,363,345 | $7,173,487 | 03-March | $15,730,766 | $16,741,621 | $18,083,953 | |
04-April | $4,674,956 | $5,239,147 | $5,539,498 | 04-April | $20,405,722 | $21,980,767 | $23,623,451 | |
05-May | $4,229,500 | $3,898,607 | $5,960,718 | 05-May | $24,635,222 | $25,879,375 | $29,584,169 | |
06-June | $5,151,619 | $6,303,856 | $4,707,242 | 06-June | $29,786,842 | $32,183,231 | $34,291,410 | |
07-July | $4,057,140 | $4,948,164 | $5,497,482 | 07-July | $33,843,982 | $37,131,395 | $39,788,892 | |
08-August | $5,672,989 | $5,678,069 | $7,938,342 | 08-August | $39,516,971 | $42,809,464 | $47,727,234 | |
09-September | $10,651,872 | $11,581,131 | $10,532,320 | 09-September | $50,168,843 | $54,390,596 | $58,259,553 | |
10-October | $8,098,587 | $7,448,969 | $10,142,587 | 10-October | $58,267,430 | $61,839,565 | $68,402,140 | |
11-November | $7,376,961 | $5,522,827 | $9,470,436 | 11-November | $65,644,391 | $67,362,392 | $77,872,576 | |
12-December | $8,171,123 | $0 | $7,144,424 | 12-December | $73,815,513 | $67,362,392 | $85,017,000 | |
$73,815,513 | $67,362,392 | $85,017,000 |
I've tried a couple group bys and ranks but I can't seem to get it to work in the table format. Any help would be amazing.
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Best Answer
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If you scroll down to the ETL example in this article, you can see how to do it. In the example, they are doing average, but you would just replace that with sum.
Hope this helps.
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Answers
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If you scroll down to the ETL example in this article, you can see how to do it. In the example, they are doing average, but you would just replace that with sum.
Hope this helps.
**Check out my Domo Tips & Tricks Videos
**Make sure to any users posts that helped you.
**Please mark as accepted the ones who solved your issue.1 -
I guess that was the confusing part of it. Thank you!
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