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JasonJohnson
7 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
Here is an example of a way and hopefully I understood this completely and this will help get the charts that you are needing.
You will need 2 tables - Expense Reporting and Expense Date.
Expense Reporting will need a field for month and year [Expense Month] because each record will be a single month/year and you will need to make [Expense Month] the key field in Expense Reporting.(you can create a formula text field to show the month without the year if needed).
Data Expense will need these fields
Setup a relationship between the 2
Notice the Summary fields for A1 through A3. If this was full I would have B also. The filtering for the summary fields is pretty simple.
Here is the Expense Data form I used (not that you need it)
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Now you just need the formula fields over in Expense Reporting to get the following
[Group A Amount]
If([A2 Total]>[A1 Total],[A3 Total ],([A3 Total ]+([A1 Total]-[A2 Total])))
You will need 2 tables - Expense Reporting and Expense Date.
Expense Reporting will need a field for month and year [Expense Month] because each record will be a single month/year and you will need to make [Expense Month] the key field in Expense Reporting.(you can create a formula text field to show the month without the year if needed).
Data Expense will need these fields
Setup a relationship between the 2
Notice the Summary fields for A1 through A3. If this was full I would have B also. The filtering for the summary fields is pretty simple.
Here is the Expense Data form I used (not that you need it)
Now you just need the formula fields over in Expense Reporting to get the following
[Group A Amount]
If([A2 Total]>[A1 Total],[A3 Total ],([A3 Total ]+([A1 Total]-[A2 Total])))