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Need help with a crosstab summation

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Hello Everyone,
 
I am hoping that I can find some help here for the problem that I am having with a report that I am trying to create.
So what I am trying to create is a report where I get a census count of members based upon their date of admission to a hospital and their discharge dates.
I have gotten that part down to where I have the following where Days in (Month) is a measure that I have created that calcuates the number of days a member stays in a hospital based upon their admission and discharge dates:
 
Member|Admission|Discharge|Days in January|Days in Feburary|Days in March|Days in April
0000000|01-01-12  |02-02-12   |30                   |1                       |0                    |0
0000001|02-02-12  |03-04-12   |0                     |26                     |3                    |0
0000002|03-20-12  |04-04-12   |0                     |0                       |11                  |3
 
 
I now am trying to create a crosstab report where it would sum the number of days by quarter and year.
The problem that I am having is that when I have a member that is outside of the quarter.
Here is an example of what I am seeing in Business Objects:
 
                 2012-Q1|2012-Q2|
Total Days|71         |0          |
 
Which is not right because I know there are days in Q2 that need to be counted.
I have tried using =Sum(Days in January+Days in Februrary+Days in March+Days in April.... In ([Qtr];[Year])
=Sum(Days in January+Days in Februrary+Days in March+Days in April ForEach ([Qtr];[Year])
 
Nothing seems to work. banghead.gif I am wondering if I could use a running sum,but I am not sure how to create a formula based around that.
I am not sure if there is a way that I can get this into a format that BO will understand or if I should just give up and throw this into an Excel pivot table.
Could someone take a look at this and let me know how I can approach this problem in a different way so I can get these totals correct?
 
Thanks!!  seeya.gif


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