Hi. I've created a Crystal Crosstab report that pulls retail sales analysis data from a SQL Server in 3 categories, or crosstabs. The purpose for this report is trending.
1. Retail sales total for each month.
2. Customer count total for each month.
3. Average Transaction total for each month.
The idea is to run this report over a 2 year period to show year over year and month over month sales, customer count and avg. trx for that time period.
Everything works peachy. I created a custom view and used crystal crosstabs and some formulas to get my desired results. The report would look something like this:
My problem is I do not want the totals for each column. (month) I know I can supress these, but I need something else. I need % or - for the time period. So for this store, in January, it would show -22% for the month of January over last year.
Now the date selection is a parameter, so the years will always be different. The idea is that not more than 3 or 4 years are ever selected at any one time.
Anyone have an idea of what I need to do?
Michael Doig
1. Retail sales total for each month.
2. Customer count total for each month.
3. Average Transaction total for each month.
The idea is to run this report over a 2 year period to show year over year and month over month sales, customer count and avg. trx for that time period.
Everything works peachy. I created a custom view and used crystal crosstabs and some formulas to get my desired results. The report would look something like this:
Code:
Jan Feb Mar ... Total
Year 2001 11674.21 25873.92 19192.10 ... $total
Year 2002 9191.12 21823.01 25912.56 ... $total
$total $total $total ... $total
My problem is I do not want the totals for each column. (month) I know I can supress these, but I need something else. I need % or - for the time period. So for this store, in January, it would show -22% for the month of January over last year.
Now the date selection is a parameter, so the years will always be different. The idea is that not more than 3 or 4 years are ever selected at any one time.
Anyone have an idea of what I need to do?
Michael Doig