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• How to include the total number of table one fact in another fact table to calculate the percentage

  I have a fact table in the grain of each document created in any organization, say the 1st table of facts. I have another table of facts (2nd fact table) seen those documents which are considered by different commentators. grain of this second fact table is so each review, even if I document in both IDs the fact table.

  Now, I want to calculate the percentage return documents reviewed. For this I need to divide count separate from the document of performance by the total performance document. Now this document of total performance can be obtained from the 1st table of facts, but I don't get how to bring this indictment in the 2nd table of facts to show the percentage.

  Please let me know if there is no ambiguity in my question, because I'm a starter in OBIEE.

  Thank you very much.

  then you can set new logical column with two columns of fact in the formula

• Calculate the percentage registered

  Gurus,
  
  How can I get the correct value for the recorded percentage?
  
  Retail_Price = 100.00
  Sale_Price = 30.00
  
  Select (retail_price - sale_price/retail_price * 100) as prs_tab percentage_saved
  where prskey = 1516345;
  
  result = 9970
  
  result should be = 70
  
  What Miss me?
  
  Thank you!

  >
  How can I get the correct value for the recorded percentage?

  Retail_Price = 100.00
  Sale_Price = 30.00

  Select (retail_price - sale_price/retail_price * 100) as prs_tab percentage_saved
  where prskey = 1516345;

  result = 9970

  result should be = 70
  >
  Add parentheses around the numerator

  select ((retail_price - sale_price)/retail_price * 100) as percentage_saved from prs_tab
  where prskey = 1516345;
  

  Who will calculate the difference first: retail_price - sale_price = 70, which is 70% on retail price

• How to calculate the percentage of monthly sales

  Hello

  I have a column sales of the month and I have another column that calculates (monthly sales / (total number of monthly sales)) * 100.

  How to calculate this percentage of sales.

  Please advice.

  Kind regards

  Séverine.

  You can use the AGGREGATE function for the TOTAL monthly sales in the year:

  Something like: AGGREGATE ("measure monthly sales" to "Time" ".") Time hierarchy ".» An »)

  

  Calculate your final formula:

  "measure the monthly sales" / AGGREGATE ("measure monthly sale 'to"time'." Time hierarchy ".» Year') * 100

• How to calculate the percentage change in a period

  Hello

  I have this table, and I need to select the year (VAR %) percentage between today and the day before,

  In this case below between 10 and 09 August and August 09 and 08 August,.

  EMP	DATE	SALES	% VAR
  10021	20150810	1200
  10021	20150809	1300
  10021	20150808	900
  10045	20150810	850
  10045	20150809	1320
  10045	20150808	1820

  Thanks if you can help

  Concerning

  Carlos

  OK, so now you have defined exactly what you mean by % VAR and in view of the expected results, how about this:

  Select the emp,

  EDATE,

  sales,

  sales - lag (sales) over (partition by order by edate emp) variation,

  (sales - lag (sales) over (partition by order by edate emp)) / sales '% VAR '.

  to my_data

  order of the emp, edate desc;

• Calculate the percentage in RTF model

  Hello
  
  XML data:
  < ACTUAL_PERIOD > 0 < / ACTUAL_PERIOD >
  < BUDGET_PERIOD > 2308 < / BUDGET_PERIOD >
  
  I need the columns calculated as ACTUAL_PERIOD - BUDGET_PERIOD and I was able to do,
  <? xdofx:ACTUAL_PERIOD - BUDGET_PERIOD? >
  
  but I also need another column of percentage as ((ACTUAL_PERIOD-BUDGET_PERIOD)/BUDGET_PERIOD) * 100.
  
  I could not understand how to write a comprehensive xsl function to achieve the above.
  
  Help, please.
  
  Thank you.

  or

  or

• Calculate the percentage of various errors (1309-REP REP - 1248 REP - 1517)

  Hello!
  
  I have a SQL query, which brings me two fields.
  
  The first field is of type varchar, and the second is the number of times that the first field has been returned.
  
  So overall let's call them A and B.
  
  How can I calculate B/AMOUNT (B) * 100?
  
  
  I tried different techniques and they all failed unfortunately. So please help me to point out what is wrong.
  
  1 formula column:
  

  function CF_POURCENTAGE_FORMULA return Number is
  begin
    :P_POURCENT := :TOT_SYS / :CS_G_TOT * 100;
    RETURN :P_POURCENT;
  end;

  2. Executive summary column
  

  function CF_POURCENTAGE_FORMULA return Number is
  begin
    :P_POURCENT := :TOT_SYS / :CS_G_TOT * 100;
    RETURN :P_POURCENT;
  end;

  3. summary column (% of total), (it worked but the % were adding up in a way that the last poster showed 100%)
  
  
  Kind regards
  
  THKKK

  Hello

  I have a SQL query, which brings me two fields.

  The first field is of type varchar, and the second is the number of times that the first field has been returned.

  So overall let's call them A and B.

  How can I calculate B/AMOUNT (B) * 100?

  So far, I can understand what you're trying. But the rest you have shown that you code I did not understand correctly. If you could explain that the way in which the report to print now and what you want to do extra for example. So, it's easy to say something. And what is the query also.

  -Clément

• calculate the percentage of error in the table with a reference number

  

  Hello

  I am able to make the mistake of column 0, table...

  How I would be writing the code for the column 1, 2, as well as the n column?

  You really do need to learn more about arrays and scalars. You use tables 1 d as the scalars and arrays in tables 1 d 2D. Transpose two operations in a row is a NOP, why do it?

  Do not have the same code in all cases a case structure. Everything is the same thing belongs outside. Only one number differs between business and it's the only thing that belongs inside picture).

  

  Do not bury terminals inside the loops and other structures. They belong to the toplevel chart background.

  Here is a quick sketch.

• Would it not be possible to make a selection based on the percentage instead of pixels? For example: 90% left, 5% of the upper part.

  Im having a little trouble getting a Photoshop Action to work the way I need to.

  Product photos are taken in different batches, and the only thing that is guaranteed, it must be transparent in the upper right. This means I need an action that makes a selection with the 'magic wand' tool and is independent to define an absolute selection through pixels (see images below).

  

  Photo: how it behaves

  

  Photo: How I need to behave

  Anyone know how I can solve this problem without resizing the canvas to an exact size?

  Thank you in advance,

  Edvard

  Hi edvardkrupke

  Please try and change the rules per cent in Photoshop preferences.

  Check the screenshot below.once you change restart Photoshop to check

  

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  ~ Mohit

• Calculate the percentage using narrative view?

  Hi all
  
  I have a table like this.
  
  Sales for the month in Prod
  Jan aa 4500
  Feb bb 5500
  
  Now, I'm going to display content like this by using Narrative view.we use OBIEE11g.
  
  sale of 5500 we recevied in FEB comapred to 4,500 of the previous month.it increase by 1%.
  
  Please any help.
  
  Thank you
  Aerts
  
  Published by: 958741 on September 14, 2012 03:24
  
  Published by: 958741 on September 14, 2012 06:08

  Check this thread:

  Re: formula in a narrative mode You may need to modify to your specific needs.

  So useful, please mark as correct or useful.

• How to calculate the percentage for two columns?

  Hello friends

  Use the DECODE or CASE structure

• Calculate the percentage based on the other 2 columns column

  I did 2 columns. These two columns are column_a = separate count of all documents and
  column_b = separate count of the subset of records based on the specific condition.
  I try to get column_3 = (column_b/column_a) * 100
  These 2 columns comes from the same physical tables but two different logical tables (I have the condition where the different for each)
  Result is correct (100) where column_a = column_b, but I get 0 when they are different
  col_a, col_b %
  8 7 0 why not 87.5
  1 1 100
  27 23 0 why not 85.2

  NP, any chance of some reputation points if this has been helpful?
  Thank you

• Help!  Calculate a percentage between two fields that the sum of columns

  Members of the forum good day!
  
  I'm hoping to get help with and model RTF I use to sum up the output of a query in PeopleSoft.
  
  I have a line with two fields of the query and a third field calculates a percentage using the query fields:
  Row1, Field1: EXPR14_14
  Row1, Field2: EXPR1_1
  Row1, Field3: <? xdofx: If EXPR1_1 <>0 and EXPR14_14 0 then (EXPR1_1 DIV EXPR14_14) <>* 100 or 0 end if? >
  
  I have a second row who has these fields:
  Row2, Field1: <? sum (EXPR14_14)? >
  Row2, Field2: <? sum (EXPR1_1)? >
  Row3, Field3: I need the third field to calculate the percentage of sum of two fields.
  
  I tried different ways to insert this calculation with no luck. It's my first time to create a rtf report and any help would be gratly appreciated.
  
  In advanced thank you for your help.
  
  Kind regards
  Raquel

  For the calculation of percentage you can use something similar to this (adjust the formula you need)

  For Row1, Field3:

  Hope that helps. If you need more help, send me the xml file and the [email protected] model

  Thank you
  Bipuser

• Need a Script to the space of images on a total gap, then tag each image with the percentage of the total image space

  By editing the other scripts, I found here and other sites (including the labels size rorohiko), I worked on a script that will each image with the dimensions of the label and calculate the percentage of the spread of everything (including the text, white space).

  Now, I was invited to a script that tagged the images with the percentage of total image on a gap space. This script is so space images on a total gap, then tag each image with the percentage of the total image space. For example if there is an image that is 10 x 10 inches and four pictures that are images of 2.5x2.5, 10 x 10 would be tagged with 50% and the 2.5x2.5 would be tagged with 12.5%.

  This is the script that does the percentage of total circulation. Can some clever person get to do what I need?

  Suze

  (Sorry, I don't know how to post the script here with line numbers!)

  //

  This script adds printing of information labels to each graphic image. The labels are on a separate layer

  named "PercentageLabels" so that all these added labels can be removed again by simply removing

  the layer.

  //

  If you move or resize items, simply re-run the script to update the labels.

  //

  Before (re) start the script, you can define a paragraph style "SizeLabelStyle".

  This style will apply to all content on labels.

  //

  Before (re) start the script, you can set a style of object 'SizeLabelObjectStyle '.

  This style of object apply to all executives of the label - so if you want a specific background

  fill out or frame, do it through this object style.

  //

  You can change the units of the size label. I put in inches. Change the line below that has

  kUnitToUse - you can use:

  MeasurementUnits.CENTIMETERS

  MeasurementUnits.CICERO

  MeasurementUnits.INCHES

  MeasurementUnits.MILLIMETERS

  MeasurementUnits.PICAS

  MeasurementUnits.PIXELS

  MeasurementUnits.POINTS

  //

  By default the script will not attempt to label the "nested" images If you also want to label

  nested images (for example inline images, anchored frames, pasted images in the images,...) to change the line

  below to read:

  kLabelNestedItems = 1

  //

  If you want a specific image to stay without a label, you can use the Script label palette for

  assign a script called 'ignore' for this frame. The script will then not label this framework to the

  the title of the script is removed again.

  //

  Change the lines with kDontLabelImageFrames, kDontLabelTextFrames, kDontLabelOtherFrames

  below if you want to restrict labelling to only certain types of images: replace the '0'

  in "1" to enable these options.

  //

  Change the line with kShowImageFileName if you also want to display the names of the image in the

  size for the picture frames.

  //

  Small frames are not labelled - the cutoff point is currently a less than 0.1 inch high framework

  or 0.1 inch wide. You can change the cutoff point by adjusting the lines with kDontLabelBelowWidth

  or kDontLabelBelowHeight below.

  //

  var Girard;

  var gScriptFile;

  var gCaches;

  // ****************

  That's cheating spread automatically calculated

  var doc = app.activeDocument;

  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.inches;

  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.inches;

  PageWidth = doc.documentPreferences.pageWidth var;

  stucture var pagewidth = * 2;

  var spreadheight = doc.documentPreferences.pageHeight;

  var spreadsquinch = stucture * spreadheight;

  Alert ("the total measure of square inch of spread is:" + spreadsquinch);

  //******************

  VR;

  {

  If (app.activeScript instanceof file)

  {

  var gScriptFile = app.activeScript;

  }

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  }

  If (typeof (kLogLevel) is "undefined")

  {

  const kLogLevel = 5;

  const kMaxLogNestLevel = 5;

  const kLogToMessageBox = 0;

  const kLogToConsole = 0;

  const kLogToFile = 0;

  const kLogFileName = "PercentageLabels.log";

  const kIgnoreFrameLabel = "ignore."

  const kSizeLabelLayerName = "PercentageLabels";

  const kLabelNestedItems = 0;

  const kDontLabelImageFrames = 0;

  const kDontLabelTextFrames = 1;

  const kDontLabelOtherFrames = 0;

  const kUnitToUse = MeasurementUnits.INCHES;

  const kShowImageFileName = 0; This set to 1 to precede the name of the image file in the tag

  Below all of the measures are expressed in kUnitToUse (e.g. inches if MeasurementUnits.INCHES is used)

  const kRoundToDecimals = 2;

  The separator to use between objects - for example MyImage.jpg - 7.22 x 9,34

  const kSeparatorBetweenNameAndSize = "-";

  const kSeparatorBetweenHeightAndWidth = "H x"; "

  const kSeparatorAfterWidth = "W";

  const kDontLabelBelowWidth = 0.1; In kUnitToUse

  const kDontLabelBelowHeight = 0.1; In kUnitToUse

  const kLabelStyleName = "SizeLabelStyle";

  const kLabelObjectStyleName = "SizeLabelObjectStyle";

  const kLabelHeight = 0.6; In kUnitToUse

  const kLabelWidth = 2.5; Expressed in kUnitToUse (e.g., inches).

  }

  var gRunState =

  {

  logToMessageBox: kLogToMessageBox,

  logToConsole: kLogToConsole,.

  logToFile: kLogToFile,.

  functionNestLevel: 0,

  logFunctionEntry: true,

  logFunctionExit: true,

  logLevel: kLogLevel,.

  logFileName: kLogFileName

  };

  Main();

  // ****************

  function ConvertToFrame (thePageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ConvertToFrame");

  var retVal = thePageItem.getElements () [0];

  / * / / / LogExit ("ConvertToFrame");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function CollectionToArray (theCollection)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("CollectionToArray");

  var retVal = theCollection.everyItem () .getElements () .slice (0);

  / * / / / LogExit ("CollectionToArray");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageFile (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageFile");

  var imageFile = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (!) (("allGraphics" in pageItem))

  {

  break;

  }

  var allGraphics = pageItem.allGraphics.slice (0);

  If (allGraphics.length == 0)

  {

  break;

  }

  var chart = allGraphics [0];

  var graphic.itemLink = link;

  imageFile = new File (link.filePath);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageFile");

  return imageFile.

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageName (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageName");

  var imageName = "";

  do

  {

  var imageFile = GetImageFile (pageItem);

  If (imageFile is nothing)

  {

  break;

  }

  imageName = imageFile.displayName;

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageName");

  return imageName;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetOuterPageItem (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetOuterPageItem");

  var retVal = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  retVal = pageItem.parent;

  If (retVal instanceof spread | retVal instanceof Page)

  {

  retVal = pageItem;

  break;

  }

  If (retVal instanceof character)

  {

  retVal = GetOuterPageItem(retVal.parentTextFrames[0]);

  break;

  }

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  retVal = null;

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetOuterPageItem");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogMessage (message, collapseLines)

  {

  If (gRunState.logToConsole)

  {

  $.writeln (message);

  }

  If (gRunState.logToFile)

  {

  var logFile = new file (gScriptFile.parent + "/" + gRunState.logFileName);

  var now = new Date();

  logFile.open ("a");

  logFile.write (now.toString () + ":"+ message + "\n" ');

  logFile.close ();

  }

  If (gRunState.logToMessageBox)

  {

  Alert (message);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  LogEntry (message) function

  {

  If (gRunState.logFunctionEntry)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + "<", true);

  }

  }

  gRunState.functionNestLevel ++;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogError (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 1).

  {

  LogMessage ("* ERROR *:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogExit (message)

  {

  -gRunState.functionNestLevel;

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < 0)

  {

  LogError ("LogExit: unbalanced nesting of function");

  }

  If (gRunState.logFunctionExit)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + ">", true);

  }

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogNote (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 3)

  {

  LogMessage ("Note:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogWarning (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 2)

  {

  LogMessage ("WARNING:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function Main()

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("Main");

  var savedUserInteractionLevel = app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel;

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.NEVER_INTERACT;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  activeDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  If (!.) (activeDocument instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("hand: activeDocument isn't a Document");

  break;

  }

  var savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedVerticalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedRulerOrigin = activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.PAGE_ORIGIN;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  ProcessFrames (activeDocument);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  }

  }

  While (false);

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = savedRulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = savedVerticalMeasurementUnits;

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  LogError ("Hand throw" + Girard);

  }

  }

  While (false);

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = savedUserInteractionLevel;

  / * / / / LogExit ("Main");

  }

  // ****************

  function ProcessFrames (doc)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ProcessFrames");

  var err;

  do

  {

  If (!.) (doc instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("ProcessFrames: doc should be a Document");

  break;

  }

  Try

  {

  var existingLayer = doc.layers.itemByName (kSizeLabelLayerName);

  existingLayer.id;

  existingLayer.remove ();

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  If (kLabelNestedItems)

  {

  var pageItems = doc.allPageItems.slice (0);

  }

  on the other

  {

  var pageItems = CollectionToArray (doc.pageItems);

  }

  var frameReferences = [];

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < pageItems.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  do

  {

  var pageItem = pageItems [pageItemIdx];

  If (pageItem.itemLayer.name is kSizeLabelLayerName)

  {

  break;

  }

  var pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (instanceof TextFrame pageItem)

  {

  If (kDontLabelTextFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  ElseIf (pageItem graphic instanceof)

  {

  If (kDontLabelImageFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  on the other

  {

  If (kDontLabelOtherFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  If (pageItem.label.toLowerCase () is kIgnoreFrameLabel)

  {

  break;

  }

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  If (width < kDontLabelBelowWidth)

  {

  break;

  }

  If (height, kDontLabelBelowHeight)

  {

  break;

  }

  frameReferences.push (pageItem);

  }

  While (false);

  }

  var sizeLabelLayer = doc.layers.add ({name: kSizeLabelLayerName});

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < frameReferences.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  Try

  {

  var pageItem = frameReferences [pageItemIdx];

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  var labelItem = doc.textFrames.add (null, LocationOptions.BEFORE, GetOuterPageItem (pageItem));

  labelItem.itemLayer = sizeLabelLayer;

  var boxsquinch = width * height

  var boxpercent = (boxsquinch / spreadsquinch) * 100

  var roundpercent = Math.round (boxpercent)

  var labelText = "";

  If (kShowImageFileName)

  {

  var imageName = GetImageName (pageItem);

  If (imageName! = "")

  {

  labelText += imageName + kSeparatorBetweenNameAndSize;

  }

  }

  labelText += RoundString (height, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorBetweenHeightAndWidth + RoundString(width, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorAfterWidth + ' \r\n'+ roundpercent + '% ';

  labelItem.contents = labelText;

  xPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [1];

  yPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [0] + kLabelHeight;

  labelItem.geometricBounds is [Posy, xPos, yPos + kLabelHeight, xPos + kLabelWidth];.

  Try

  {

  labelItem.parentStory.characters.everyItem () .appliedCharacterStyle = doc.characterStyles.item (0);

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  Try

  {

  labelItem.parentStory.paragraphs.everyItem () .appliedParagraphStyle = kLabelStyleName;

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  Try

  {

  labelItem.appliedObjectStyle = doc.objectStyles.itemByName (kLabelObjectStyleName);

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("ProcessFrames");

  }

  // ****************

  function RoundString (numVal, decimal)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("Round");

  var retVal = Math.round (numVal * Math.pow(10,decimals)) + "";

  retVal = retVal.substring(0,retVal.length-decimals) + "." + retVal.substring(retVal.length-decimals);

  / * / / / LogExit ("Round");

  Return retVal;

  }

  What do you mean?

  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  var mySpreads = myDoc.spreads;
  var myRectangles = myDoc.rectangles;
  var myImages = 0;
  for (var i = 0; i < mySpreads.length; i++) {
      var mySpreadWidth = 0;
      var mySpreadHeight = myDoc.documentPreferences.pageHeight;
      for (var j = 0; j < mySpreads[i].pages.length; j++) {
          mySpreadWidth += myDoc.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
          }
      var mySpreadArea = mySpreadWidth * mySpreadHeight;
      var myImages = mySpreads[i].rectangles;
      var myTotalImageArea = 0;
      var myIndividualImageArea = [];
      for (var j = 0; j < myImages.length; j++) {
          var myImageGeometricBounds = myImages[j].geometricBounds;
          var myImageWidth = myImageGeometricBounds[3] - myImageGeometricBounds[1];
          var myImageHeight = myImageGeometricBounds[2] - myImageGeometricBounds[0];
          myIndividualImageArea[j] = (myImageWidth * myImageHeight);
          myTotalImageArea += myIndividualImageArea[j];
          }
      for (var j = 0; j < myIndividualImageArea.length; j++) {
          alert("Image percentage of total images on spread " + (i + 1) + " = " + (myIndividualImageArea[j] * 100) /myTotalImageArea);
          }
     alert("Total image percentage on spread " + (i + 1) + " = " + myTotalImageArea);
     }
  

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  Hello
  
  I have data of project with a start date and end date I need to calculate the number of days per quarter
  
  project x: 15/03/06 - 15/05/06
  15 days Q1 = Q2 = 45 days
  
  I'm then going to calculate the percentages of resource. I can get the bt of the watch with a hack of a time to identify the first or the last day of a given quarter. Any help win my sincere admiration.
  
  

  Sorry, misread the question. The district will rely on the company that you work for. If the end of his is the same as an end of year calendar (31 December), then the example below will be accurate. Change the dates according to the needs of the company.
  You can hardcode the variables in your application.cfm page.
  quarter1start = "01 - jan -";
  quarter2start = '01 - apr -';
  quarter3start = "01 - jul -";
  quarter4start = '01 - oct -';

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