PaulStreit
5 years agoQrew Member
Organizing data for graphing
I have an app that totals up billings and costs by calendar quarter by project. There is a Projects table that includes fields for each calendar quarter's total billings and total costs. For example, for 2021 Q1, there would be a field for "2021 Q1 Billings" and another for "2021 Q1 Costs", and a calculated field for "2021 Net Cash", that simply subtracts costs from billings for the quarter. This continues on for up to 10 years worth of quarterly billings and costs.
My problem is to take this data and plot a cash flow analysis. This would involve plotting cumulative net cash against calendar quarters, ideally in a waterfall chart which I know QB has.
So I have the data but it's broken up into fields for a given project record. I essentially have to go across the project record to build the report, but it looks like QB reports are designed to total vertically across records. I'm looking for suggestions on how to approach this reporting challenge.
Thank you,
Paul
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Paul Streit
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My problem is to take this data and plot a cash flow analysis. This would involve plotting cumulative net cash against calendar quarters, ideally in a waterfall chart which I know QB has.
So I have the data but it's broken up into fields for a given project record. I essentially have to go across the project record to build the report, but it looks like QB reports are designed to total vertically across records. I'm looking for suggestions on how to approach this reporting challenge.
Thank you,
Paul
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Paul Streit
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