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Main Table | value | table-1 | table-2 | ||||
Date | |||||||
Date-1 | in | tDate1 | filter | tDate2 | Filter | ||
Date-2 | in | Date-1 | in | Date-6 | out | ||
Date-3 | in | Date-2 | in | Date-7 | out | ||
Date-4 | in | Date-3 | in | Date-8 | out | ||
Date-5 | in | Date-4 | in | ||||
Date-6 | out | Date-5 | in | ||||
Date-7 | out | Date-7 | out | ||||
Date-8 | out | Date-8 | out | ||||
I am having 3 table . one-Main Table, and two derived tables . I am using Date field from table1 in first sheet and Date field from table -2 on second sheet. I am using below expression to sum(value). My requirement is to sum for only tdate1 on sheet 1. and it souldn be affected by any selection on tDate2. so i created following set analysis Sum({<tDate1=p[Date], tDate2=>} Value) & vice versa. but what happens when i make selection of sheet one on tDate1 filter and go to page 2 and try to make selections on sheet 2. it overrides selection on sheet 1 . my requirement is " it should hold both the selections |
your set analysis should be the other way round
Sum({<Date=p[tDate1]>} Value)
table1 and table2 should be disconnected island tables, you should not need to specify ,tDate2= here
your set analysis should be the other way round
Sum({<Date=p[tDate1]>} Value)
table1 and table2 should be disconnected island tables, you should not need to specify ,tDate2= here
Thank you for your help Vineet!!