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SAP BusinessObjects Web IntelligenceWhere is this place located?All Places SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence 12 Replies Latest reply: Jan 8, 2016 12:31 AM by JEFFREY PENNER Tweet #multivalue how to avoid multivalue error in webi error for detail object in webi report Shreya Singh Jan 24,
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2011 11:17 AM Currently Being Moderated Hi,I am facing #multivalue error in my webi report.I am using how to fix multi value error in webi 2 queries Query 1 Account Number Cost Center Query 2 Account Number Order Number Now I want to display Account Namer,Cost Center and Order Number in the
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report. So I merged Account Number from both the queries, and created a detailed object "Order" and associated it with [Query 1].[Account number]. But Order displays values for some accounts, and displays Nulls and #MULTIVALUE error for some accounts. Please through some light on this issue. I tried every possible solution from my side, but business objects #multivalue measure couldn't get it work. It is happening because there is a 1:N relationship between Account Number and Order. I can not use any aggregate function because it will give only the Max or Min value, but I want list all the value of for each Account Number. Avoid Duplicate Row Aggregation was also checked but it didnot help.Thanks. 39801Views Re: #multivalue error for detail object in webi report Efstratios Karaivazoglou Jan 24, 2011 11:43 AM (in response to Shreya Singh) Currently Being Moderated You should associated the detail variable with the Query2.Order Number object.Regards,Stratos Alert Moderator Like (0) Re: #multivalue error for detail object in webi report Shreya Singh Jan 24, 2011 1:22 PM (in response to Efstratios Karaivazoglou) Currently Being Moderated Hi Stratos,Thanks for your help, but it did not help Alert Moderator Like (0) Re: #multivalue error for detail object in webi report Erika Atencio Jan 24, 2011 4:16 PM (in response to Shreya Singh) Currently Being Moderated Do you have acc
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2011 by Ron Keler When you create variables in web intelligence, they must be assigned a qualification. This qualification assigns a "strong" type of either a measure, or a dimension (or a detail) kind of object to your variable. This strong tying has a profound impact http://bihappyblog.com/2011/11/13/using-webi-new-foreach-function-to-solve-complex-aggregation-problems/ on how webi handles aggregation of values in the variable you create, and can be the http://bo-reports.blogspot.com/2016/06/multivalue-error.html cause of many headaches for report developers trying to handle complex reporting requirements. The following example uses the e-Fashion universe for illustration purposes: Imagine you need to produce a report that contains a reporting year in column one. Column 2 should display the revenue for the year in prior year, and a revenue state for the current year, and the revenue error in by state in the third column, for the current year only. Seems fairly simple, right. You can create a fairly simple variable in webi to satisfy the condition for column 2: If([Year]="2006″;[State];[Sales revenue]) (If the year is 2006, the current year, display the State, else, display the revenue). Your variable will have to have a qualification, and will default to a dimension most likely. When you place your variable in the report, you will see a result far value error in from what you were looking for: What is happening is that webi is treating the variable value as a dimension and is not aggregating it across the states for the prior years. So even though the states are not displayed, we still get multiple rows for the years, as if the states were included in the calculation context. Try to change the variable qualification to a measure, and you get the flip side of the problem: now you get the infamous #MULTIVALUE error because webi is treating the list of States like a measure and is unable to aggregate multiple States per Year. What can you do? Using the ForEach webi function, you can enforce the proper calculation context for each part of your variable and "loosen" the tight typing of your variable due to its qualification: If([Year]="2006″;[State];[Sales revenue] ForEach ([Year])) Make sure you set the variable qualification to a dimension, and now webi will be able to properly calculate the proper aggregation for each year, as expected. Add a similar formula as your third column variable (If([Year]="2006″;[Sales revenue] ForEach([State]);"")), apply some formatting (with NumberFormat()), and there you go, requirement met. This entry was posted in Web Intelligence and tagged Web Intelligence ForEach. Bookmark the permalink. ← Dynamic visibility in webi Xcelsius data randomizer → 42 Responses to Using webi ForEach function to solve complex aggregation problems Louise Just sa
using Reporting Tools like WebIntelligence,Crystal reports Saturday, June 11, 2016 #MULTIVALUE Error In Operatoris used to specify exactly which dimensions to include in a context. Other dimensions in the block are ignored. Adding / removing elements from the block does not impact this calculation unless a removed dimension was specified in the context. In that case a #MULTIVALUE error is displayed. If there are multiple rows in a report with what appears to be the same data, and the measure being displayed is not set at the universe level to automatically aggregate, theMULTIVALUEerror will appear. Use measure objects that are named "SUM", if they exist - e.g.,SUM Actual Month (BAL)rather thanActual Month (BAL)in the FINQUERY Balances folder. This ensures that the balance amount will be properly aggregated based on the dimension objects selected in your query. Create your own variable to sum the measure within the table (you'll need to do this in all tables in the report, though). Within the table properties in InfoView or Webi, check the box to under Display to "Avoid duplicate rows aggregation". Note that this feature only exists for tables, and not crosstabs. Note:Every measure object should be defined Aggregate function inselectstatement Note:use Proper Calculation context syntax Example: 1) #multivalue in aggregation 2) #multivalue in breaks header or footer 3) #multivalue in section level. 1:-- the o/p context not include i/p context its situation this error occurs. Ex: in a report i have year,city dia's & Revenue measure is there. =