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I would like to calculate sub total in Spotfire cross table based on a condition and color the sub total row. As shown in the table below, I would like to add sub total of all the rows by store except 'Watermelon' but show 'Watermelon' sales row in the table. Please let me know if this is possible. Example below: Cross Table: Thanks for your help! scsimon Short Answer is No. Sub Total and Grand Total is calculated based off the data in the visualization, regardless if you are rendering it or not so it's not "adjustable" without removing / limiting the data via custom expression or filters. The

I have the following data set: Item || Date || Client ID || Date difference A || 12/12/2014 || 102 || A || 13/12/2014 || 102 || 1 B || 12/12/2014 || 141 || B || 17/12/2014 || 141 || 5 I would like to calculate the difference in years between the two dates when the client ID is the same. What expression can I use in a calculated column to get that value? UPDATE Hi This would be the intended values calculated. My table has approximately 300,000 records in no particular order. Would I have to sort the physical table before using this formula? I used this example from another I found, my actual

This is my first post here, so please forgive me if I fail at etiquette somewhere along the way. I am working on a POC dealing with animating a visualization within Tibco Spotfire 7.0 which will allow a user to see changes in data over time by iterating through a set of filters or by iterating through alterations to the data based on a pre-determined set of conditions. TIBCOmmunity already defines a custom tool for this purpose http://tibcoanalytics.com/spotfire/archive/totw/2011-01-16.html . However, it is my task to show that this can be done within an Iron Python script. The POC is rather

Thanks for your help in advance. Regards, Raj Adding the values to MAX() values would skew the data even if it were possible. There are two hacks to do this though. Right Click > Properties > Y-Axis > set the MIN range value and MAX range values to something that would eliminate all outliers. This is really only suitable for box plots that are close in all values to each other (all percentiles) On your toolbar click Insert > Calculated Column > choose the correct data table and paste in the expression below. You will need to replace the [x-axisColumn] and the [y-axisColumn] with what ever is

I have a table in spotfire with a couple columns imported from another table as a lookup. As an example, Col2 is used to match for the import of ImportedCol: +------+------+-------------+ | Col1 | Col2 | ImportedCol | +------+------+-------------+ | 1 | A | Val1 | | 2 | B | Val2 | | 3 | A | Val1 | | 4 | C | Val3 | | 5 | B | Val2 | | 6 | A | Val1 | | 7 | D | Val4 | +------+------+-------------+ However, the data in Col2 is subject to change. In that event, I need ImportedCol to change with it, however Spotfire seems to just keep the old imported data. Right now I've been deleting the imported

I need to iterate each row, add items to a dictionary, do some sorting and then spit out the results into a data table I need to create on the fly via script. http://spotfirecommunity.tibco.com/community/blogs/tips/archive/2011/03/06/displaying-cross-table-data-as-a-new-data-table.aspx I can't access this article any more, does anyone have the code to do something similar to this at all? Thanks smackenzie Worked it out with some help. You have to create a .Net DataSet and DataTable, add rows in memory, process the table and create a tab separated string from the data, then use a Stream to