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Set Analysis

Hi, I am trying to sum visit counts but only if the visit_date is greater than year 2011, this expression isn't working:

Sum({<date(visit_date) >= {year(2011))}> } visit_count)

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Michael_Tarallo
Employee
Employee

Hi Monica - you need to use what we call $(dollar) expansion - it enables the Set Analysis function to use another function in the comparison.

I can work out a sample for you - but in the mean-time -I discuss this in part 2 of this Set Analysis Introduction as well:

Part 1: A Beginners' Introduction to Set Analysis (video)

Part 2: Set Analysis - Part 2 - Cool Stuff You Can Do (video)‌ at the 11:45 mark

Let me see if I can quickly get you a sample.

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Mike Tarallo
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Michael_Tarallo
Employee
Employee

BTW - here is an example in the community

Set analysis sum between two given dates

Please note that you can only use field names on the left of the equal sign in a set expression, no functions.

Let me know how you do

Regards,
Mike Tarallo
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sunny_talwar

May be create a field in the script like this

Year(visit_date) as Year


and then like this

Sum({<Year ={'>=2011'}>} visit_count)