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iReport Ultimate GuideFigure 16-20 Total variables are suggested in the expression editorThe following example is a simple report that shows the number of orders shipped in several regions for several years.Figure 16-21 shows the simple crosstab layout for the example, and Figure 16-22 shows the printed results.Figure 16-21 Simple crosstab layout320
CrosstabsFigure 16-22 The result of the simple layoutTo calculate the percentage of orders placed in each region per year, add a textfield with the following Java expression:new Double($V{ORDERIDMeasure}.doubleValue()/$V{ORDERIDMeasure_ORDERDATE_ALL.doubleValue())Or, if you use Groovy as suggested, simply:(double)$V{ORDERIDMeasure} / (double)$V{ORDERIDMeasure_ORDERDATE_ALLThe basic formula to implement is:(Number of orders placed in this region and in this year) / (All orders shipped in this region)A percentage must be treated as a floating-point number. For this reason, extract the double-scalar values from theORDERIDMeasure and ORDERIDMeasure_ORDERDATE_ALL objects even if there are objects of class-type Integer(actually, a percentage derives from a number between 0 and 1, multiplied by 100).To include the value of the expression as a percentage, set the value of the pattern textfield attribute to #,##0.00%.Figure 16-23 shows the modified crosstab in the design window, and Figure 16-24 shows the final printed results.321
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