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Hi All
My question as per above mentioned. See my QV doc for more information.
Paul
Hi Paul,
First thing, you can have all the if conditions you are using for Brand_ and Group_Class list boxes in the backend and create a new field say BRAND and GROUP_CLASS, now you can have the following expression to show the desired title:
=If(GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) = 'BRA_C', GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) & ' ' & GetFieldSelections([BRAND]),
If(GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) = 'GP_C', GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) & ' ' & GetFieldSelections(GROUP_CLASS)
))
Where BRAND and GROUP_CLASS are the newly created fields in the backend based on the if conditions you need.
And you can add further if you need more if conditions.
Hope this helps!
Hi Paul,
First I would suggest you to create an inline table as follows:
LOAD * INLINE [
BRAND_, BRAND_Shortname
BECKHOFF, BEC
HAKKO, HAK
GE FANUC, GEF
MITSUBISHI, MIT
OTHER, OTH
REDLION, RED
SCHAFFNER, SCH
HENGSTLER, HEN
HMS, HMS
];
This is to avoid assigning the shortnames for the BRAND_ in the list box
So now you have 3 fields that you need to display in the chart title, based on which ones are selected
1 Pls select 101st Dim
2 GROUP_CLASS
3 BRAND_Shortname (from above inline table)
Now in the chart title you can use something like this:
=GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) & ' '&
If(GetFieldSelections(GROUP_CLASS)>1, GetFieldSelections(GROUP_CLASS), if(GetFieldSelections(BRAND_Shortname)>1, GetFieldSelections(BRAND_Shortname)))
Best Regards,
Robinson
Hey Paul,
Or maybe you can use the below:
=GetFieldSelections([Pls select 101st Dim]) & ' '&
If(GetPossibleCount(GROUP_CLASS)>1, GetFieldSelections(GROUP_CLASS), if(GetPossibleCount(BRAND_Shortname)>1, GetFieldSelections(BRAND_Shortname)))
This code will check if you have made exactly 1 selection in each of the respective fields.
Regards,
Robinson