Hi all, I put in a ticket on Jira but am wondering if others have experienced an issue in 2.29 where pivot tables run with indicators provide an average of all values in the total column, rather than a sum of the values?
The table options are correctly set, as are the aggregation options for the data elements that make up the indicator.
We recently upgraded and this seems to have come with the upgrade.
Yes this is new feature of 2.28 which unfortunately does not work for sum indicators where you would like to sum up raw data values. There is already a Jira issue for it here You can vote for it.
Hi all, I put in a ticket on Jira but am wondering if others have experienced an issue in 2.29 where pivot tables run with indicators provide an average of all values in the total column, rather than a sum of the values?
The table options are correctly set, as are the aggregation options for the data elements that make up the indicator.
We recently upgraded and this seems to have come with the upgrade.
On Fri, Jun 29, 2018 at 8:13 AM Elmarie Claasen elmarie@hisp.org wrote:
Hi Karen,
Yes this is new feature of 2.28 which unfortunately does not work for sum indicators where you would like to sum up raw data values. There is already a Jira issue for it here You can vote for it.
Hi all, I put in a ticket on Jira but am wondering if others have experienced an issue in 2.29 where pivot tables run with indicators provide an average of all values in the total column, rather than a sum of the values?
The table options are correctly set, as are the aggregation options for the data elements that make up the indicator.
We recently upgraded and this seems to have come with the upgrade.
Thanks,
Karen
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On Fri, Jun 29, 2018 at 8:13 AM Elmarie Claasen elmarie@hisp.org wrote:
Hi Karen,
Yes this is new feature of 2.28 which unfortunately does not work for sum indicators where you would like to sum up raw data values. There is already a Jira issue for it here You can vote for it.
Hi all, I put in a ticket on Jira but am wondering if others have experienced an issue in 2.29 where pivot tables run with indicators provide an average of all values in the total column, rather than a sum of the values?
The table options are correctly set, as are the aggregation options for the data elements that make up the indicator.
We recently upgraded and this seems to have come with the upgrade.
Thanks,
Karen
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Just wanted to let you know that we take this problem very seriously and that good progress is currently being made towards a proper solution for this.
Jan
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On Wed, Oct 3, 2018 at 8:56 AM Elmarie Claasen elmarie@hisp.org wrote:
Hi Stanley,
No, it has not been resolved. The initial bug reports was turned into a new feature DHIS2-2380 which is still pending.
On Fri, Jun 29, 2018 at 8:13 AM Elmarie Claasen elmarie@hisp.org wrote:
Hi Karen,
Yes this is new feature of 2.28 which unfortunately does not work for sum indicators where you would like to sum up raw data values. There is already a Jira issue for it here You can vote for it.
Hi all, I put in a ticket on Jira but am wondering if others have experienced an issue in 2.29 where pivot tables run with indicators provide an average of all values in the total column, rather than a sum of the values?
The table options are correctly set, as are the aggregation options for the data elements that make up the indicator.
We recently upgraded and this seems to have come with the upgrade.
Thanks,
Karen
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