Good Morning (still morning in Hawaii!),
We use Qlik Sense.
I am simplifying this from what we actually did.
Lets say that we had dimensions 1-10. We wanted our budget numbers to display for dimension 1-3 if filtered on and displayed as 'N/A' if dimensions 4-10 are filtered. The problem that arose is that we only budget based on dimension 1-3 and not on dimensions 4-10. When filtering on dimensions 4-10 it was showing a weird budget where there was not one. So we used set analysis on a sum of the budget number to accomplish this:
if(round((Sum({$<dimension4=,dimension5=,dimension6=,dimension7=,dimension8=,dimension9=,dimension10=>}SalesBudget)))=(round(sumSalesBudget))),sum({$<dimension4=,dimension5=,dimension6=,dimension7=,dimension8=,dimension9=,dimension10=>}SalesBudget),'N/A')
It worked perfectly. The problem is the list keeps on building as we add more data, so we still want dimensions 1-3 to display a budget number when filtered on, but now we have dimensions 4-20 that need to display 'N/A'. Is there a way with set analysis to do the inverse of what we are doing?
Any help is appreciated!
