I have a report that I need to complete. It has project name, project manager, hours worked and quote rate. Quote Rate is from a custom dynamic application. When I run the report, it's picking the right quote rates for different category of workers in the projects. The problem is Cognos is adding all the values. Instead of giving me a rate quote, for example Engineer, of $60 per hour, its adding all the rate for all the rate categories for that project. I am using directoryuserID in join queries. Any suggestion? Aggregate function and Rollup Aggregrate function is set to None for quote rate column.
To the extent that I can guess what you're trying say, I would wonder if checking the usage might be in order. I would not be surprised if you would want the setting to be attribute.
I'm a little uncertain about what you mean here. Could you explain a bit more please.
QuoteInstead of giving me a rate quote, for example Engineer, of $60 per hour, its adding all the rate for all the rate categories for that project.
Do you mean your data is sort of like this:
project job class rate hour cost
1 Engineer 60 1 60
1 Electrical stuff guy 30 2 60
1 Banging bits of metal together guy 25 4 100
2 Engineer 60 2 120
2 Electrical stuff guy 30 3 90
2 Banging bits of metal together guy 25 7 175
You're seeing this
1 115 7 220
2 115 12 385
You want to see this
1 60 7 220
2 60 12 385
or you're seeing this:
project job class rate hour cost
1 Engineer 60 1 60
1 Electrical stuff guy 60 2 120
1 Banging bits of metal together guy 100 4 400
2 Engineer 120 2 240
2 Electrical stuff guy 90 3 270
2 Banging bits of metal together guy 175 7 1225
QuoteI am using directoryuserID in join queries.
Without knowing your model, the underlying data bases, and the data itself it would be difficult to pass judgement on that either way.
Why are you doing this? Why isn't your modeller doing this?
Sorry about the ragged tables. I still can't figure out how to get them to work.
I have a project which has the following example cost rate for job categories:
Electrical Engineer | 130 |
Electrical Aide | 60 |
PM | 160 |
Instead of showing the cost rate/hr for Electrical Engineer as 130, the report adds all cost rate (130+60+160), 250.