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I have a current situation where right now, I have the following setup
Products Categories
A 1
A 2
A 3
B 1
B 3
C 1
D 1
I want to display, for viewing, all the products that are in 2 or more categories only. I do not want to display products in just one category. In the above example, a table showing only:
Products A and B. Then I will have additional expressions after that tied together for products A and B but the users would never see C and D in this view.
This is used for error checking (products should not be in more then 1 category but may somehow).
I can do this in expressions but I am running in to a road block trying to figure out how to eliminate the dimensions.
Any ideas? I've searched but can't find to much.
Hi,
You could use a calculated dimension like:
=aggr(if(Count(Products)>1,Products),Products)
Then use an expression to count the products: Count(Products)
And click Suppress when value is null on the dimension tab. This should give you:
A | 3 |
B | 2 |
=aggr(if(Count(Products)>1,Products),Products)
Won't I want it to be:
=aggr(if(Count(Categories)>1,Products,''),Products)
Then I can suppress the values at null?
Maybe I'm missing something as I am just trying to learn set analysis.
I do get the general idea though.