Internally we have key figures with which we work, which I have to calculate again and again.
Phocas should do that for me!
But it is very cumbersome.
Idea: Mode - Customize
Use the result of a column to calculate a new column.
In Excel it looks like this:
Column A: Sales
Column B: Internal value 1
Column C: Internal value 2
Column D: Internal value 3
A2: 500,- €
B2: =A20.3
C2: =A2+B20.08
D2: = ((A2*0.5)+C2)-B2
In Phocas, I have to re-enter every value I’ve already calculated and re-enter the values for the calculation.
It would be nice if you could access other columns in the calculations.
For example like in the picture.
Intern haben wir Kennzahlen mit denen wir arbeiten, diese muss ich immer wieder berechnen.
Das soll Phocas für mich machen!
Ist aber sehr umständlich.
Idee: Modus - Anpassen
Ergebnis einer Spalte für die Berechnung einer Neuen Spalte zu verwenden.
Im Excel sieht das so aus:
Spalte A: Umsatz
Spalte B: Interner Wert 1
Spalte C: Interner Wert 2
Spalte D: Interner Wert 3
A2: 500,- €
B2: =A20,3
C2: =A2+B20,08
D2: = ((A2*0,5)+C2)-B2
In Phocas muss ich jeden schon berechneten Wert neu eingeben und die Werte neu angeben für die Berechnung.
Es wäre schön wenn man in den Berechnungen auf andere Spalten zugreifen kann.
Zum Beispiel so wie im Bild.
I agree, it would be useful to use previous results in other columns - using the @ is a good suggestion, though I presume this will be a restricted reference due to the @ mentions elsewhere in the system. Using square brackets though should be sufficient.
There is another suggestion on about storing common calculations from totally separate reports as a name (or Function) too.
In any grid report the collaboration bit is the comments section.
At the moment it just a way of having a limited conversation with someone but the use of @mentions will enhance this to highlight a new comment to that person (like it does in the forum)
Hi @Muecke, I agree with you that custom mode can be hard when dealing with the same calculated value multiple times. This suggestion has been logged. We currently have a full backlog of work so I can’t provide a timeframe for this to be completed.
If you use these calculated values in different custom mode calculations often then I suggest you get them added as measures to the database to make it easier for you.
@StuartH Jetzt verstehe ich das @ Zeichen. habe ich bisher noch nicht verwendet.
[EDIT] Now I understand the @ sign. I haven’t used it yet. [/EDIT]
@will.marriott That is very good that my suggestion has found recognition, and you have included it in the to-do list.
How can I find out when you finished something like this? Newsletter? or is there a kind of ticket for it?
or do you report it here in the entertainment?
I am only a user in a large corporation, unfortunately I cannot determine what is included in our database.