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Grouping measures and counting group members in OBIEE 10g

I have a requirement, a sales transaction table with the customer & Product details. Need to create ta report in OBIEE 10g in the following format
Particular | Period1 | % of total Customer | Period 2 | % |
Total Customer Billed | 36,636 | 100% | 40,195 | 100% |
Customer Billed SKU : 31+ | 317 | 1% | 404 | 1% |
Customer Billed SKU: 21-30 | 557 | 2% | 1,147 | 3% |
Customer Billed SKU: 16-20 | 1,039 | 3% | 1,295 | 3% |
Customer Billed SKU: 11-15 | 3,011 | 8% | 3,590 | 9% |
Customer Billed SKUe: 6-10 | 9,003 | 25% | 10,623 | 26% |
Customer Billed SKU: 1-5 | 22,709 | 62% | 23,136 | 58% |
Particular | Period1 | % of total Customer | Period 2 | % |
Total Customer Billed | 36,636 | 100% | 40,195 | 100% |
Customer Billed SKU : 31+ | 317 | 1% | 404 | 1% |
Customer Billed SKU: 21-30 | 557 | 2% | 1,147 | 3% |
Customer Billed SKU: 16-20 | 1,039 | 3% | 1,295 | 3% |
Customer Billed SKU: 11-15 | 3,011 | 8% | 3,590 | 9% |
Customer Billed SKUe: 6-10 | 9,003 | 25% | 10,623 | 26% |
Customer Billed SKU: 1-5 | 22,709 | 62% | 23,136 | 58% |
How can we achieve this in OBIEE 10g?
Thanks
Prakash
Answers
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Thanks for your reply, this will definitely help in terms of deriving the % values. Can you please also suggest some approach on creating the data bucketing from the transaction table. for instance deriving the no of customer billed 31+ SKUs for the specific period.
Thanks
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Not sure what a SKU is but have you looked into case logic or buckets to fulfil this requirement?
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Thanks for your Reply, SKU is the product . Who to create buckets in OBIEE 10g?
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Sorry, senior moment, I meant to say BINS, you should find the functionality under the formula editor, essentially it just wraps a case statement, so if this is not available in 10 then look into using case to group your products, it is on the formula examples.
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For an example see =>
https://oraclebizint.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/oracle-bi-ee-101332-bins-and-groups/
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Quoting Venkat...man that makes one feel old
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