I have SAS 8.2 running under Windows XP home edition. But when I open up Enterprise miner it does not display correctly, therfore is there a compatability issue.
Thanks for the response, amended the code as follows
if {status} = 86 then "Live" else
if {status} = 87 then "Live" else
if {status} = 88 then "Live" else
if {status} = 89 then "Live" else
if {status} = 90 then "Live" else
if {status} = 91 then "Archive" else
if {status} = 97 then "Archive" else...
I have created the folloing if then else statement in a formula field
if status = "86" then "Live" else
if status = "87" then "Live" else
if status = "88" then "Live" else
if status = "89" then "Live" else
if status = "90" then "Live" else
if status = "91" then "Archive" else
if status = "97"...
Ibass
Thanks for the, it seems that Im going in the right direction. I have created a Running Total Formula as you suggested for a couple of the columns in the xtab. The columns are populated with values but unfortunatley they are not the correct counts.
Essentailly what I am trying to create...
ShortyA
Thanks for the help, I see what you mean about creating a manual x-tab , its a bit more involved.
I have created the rows with no problembut Iam having trouble with the conditional formula that creates the column values.
Tried the following if-then-else, but its not quite right
if...
ShortyA
Thanks for the response, you have summarised my problem exactly. The Column & Row Grand Totals are distinct counts, how do I amend the x-tab so that the totals add up.
ShortyA
Thanks for the response. Iam using Crytal version 9.2.0.448, and I am connecting to an Oracle Database via Microsoft ODBC for Oracle.
In the cross tab the summarised field values are correct, but the Grand Totals for the Rows & Columns dont add up to the correct values.
I have created a report which just contains a Cross-tab. The problem is that the values are OK, and the column totals are OK, its just the row total that are not correct.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I am trying to add an authorisation field to the bottom of an Access Form. As the database is to be used for authorising Purchase Orders within the Finance department, I need to add some sort of 'Electronic Signature' to the authorisation field. This will used to track and audit who has signed...
Chrisw75 & dje thanks for the help
I initially tried this code
data valex.BG;
set cmn.Camt_promo_history;
keep contact_urn source_account response_code campaign_ID date_extracted ;
where substr(response_code,1,5, in ('XP87P','XP88P','XP89P','XP90P','XP92P','XP93P'...
I am running a query against an Oracle database that stores dates in the following format 23SEP2004:00:00:00. When I try to select records for an specific day, in a where clause I dont get the correct results. I am using the Datepart function to get rid of the Hr:mm:ss.
Any ideas
Formula as requested
isnull({CAMP_MGT.Date Completed}) and
isnull({CAMP_MGT.Dialler File 1 Loaded}) and
isnull({CAMP_MGT.Dialler File 2 Loaded}) and
isnull({CAMP_MGT.Dialler File 3 Loaded}) and
{CAMP_MGT.Job type} <> 9 and
({CAMP_MGT.Mailing File Due Date} in DateTime (2003, 10, 01, 00, 00...
Thanks for all you help its very much appreciated. I have amended the code above to fix the problem that I was having with the bracket and it works OK.
But the records I now get are lower than expected, as I have run the same selection in Access.
My guess at the formula that I need to produce...
Thanks for the help, I was on the right lines but I could not get the syntax to work.
I have created the following code in the Record Selection formula section
isnull({CAMP_MGT.Date Completed})) and
({CAMP_MGT.Job type} <> 9 and
({CAMP_MGT.Mailing File Due Date} in DateTime (2003, 09, 01...
I need to select records based on the follwoing criteria
Job type not equal to cancelled and
Mailing date between X and Y and
Completion date is null
or
Job type not equal to cancelled and
Calldate1 between X and Y and
Completion date is null
or
Job type not equal to cancelled and...
I have a Date field which is displayed as a series of numbers i.e. 200203051200310, and I want to convert this to a date field.
Attached is the formula that I have been using to convert the number to a date.
CDate(Mid([dbo_options]![LAST_UPDATE_MINI],7,2) & "/" &...
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