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Script Vs Set Analysis

Hi All,

I have Variables set up in my script

Let vCurrDay= date(today()-1);

Let vPrevDay = date(today()-2);




However when i use the variables in my set analysis, i get no result.


Sum({1<call_date = {$(vCurrDay)}>} calls_offered)



Both my call_date and variables return dates YYYY/MM/DD




Please help



7 Replies
SunilChauhan
Champion
Champion

use

Let vCurrDay= date(today()-1,'YYYY/MM/DD');

Let vPrevDay = date(today()-2,'YYYY/MM/DD');


then


Sum({1<call_date = {$(vCurrDay)}>} calls_offered)



hope this helps

Sunil Chauhan
c_gilbert
Creator II
Creator II

Try:

sum ( {$<call_date = {"$(vCurrDay)"} >} calls_offered)

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Author

Just in case:

Do you have a call_date that is the same as date(today()-1)?

To test this try an expression like the following on a QlikView table:

if(call_date=date(today()-1),'true')

aveeeeeee7en
Specialist III
Specialist III

Try something like this:

Sum({1<call_date={'$(=(vCurrDay))'}>}calls_offered)

Regards

Aviral Nag

VishalWaghole
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi Stephen,

Try this,

=Sum({1<call_date={'$(vCurrDay)'}>}calls_offered)


whenever you are using variable inside set analysis it should be in single inverted comma.


Hope this will solve your issue.


-- Regards,

Vishal Waghole

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Author

thanks this worked 100's

Anonymous
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Author

Hi Stephen,

Try below syntax as well:

=Sum({<Call_Date={"<$(vCurrDay)"}>}Call_Details)

Thanks and Regards,

Nita