it's not really a cyclic group. you have just grouped two expressions. One way around this is if your expressions are very similar ie sum(value), sum(qtykg), the you can use a variable like this:
sum($(myVar))
myVar can either take the value "value" or "qtykg". It can then be used in the expressionand elsewhere in a text box. Your expression will no longer be grouped and users wil have to toggle the variable rather than click on the cyclic icon.
Thanks for your replies! I forgot to say that the cyclic group is a pair of expressions, where I was not required to define a name when creating this group.
When creating a "cyclic group" dimension, I can see the option to define the name, although cannot when used as an expression. Is it possible?
it's not really a cyclic group. you have just grouped two expressions. One way around this is if your expressions are very similar ie sum(value), sum(qtykg), the you can use a variable like this:
sum($(myVar))
myVar can either take the value "value" or "qtykg". It can then be used in the expressionand elsewhere in a text box. Your expression will no longer be grouped and users wil have to toggle the variable rather than click on the cyclic icon.
