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Hi all!
I'm trying to write an expression that will bring the results for all of my data that was collected at the following facilities: HMail, HPrint and WM. These facilities are independent, i.e. only 1 facility can be tied to each data point.
I used the Set Analysis Wizard and tried the following
Count({$<[QID_Data.Incident Type]={'Internal Issue'},[QID_Data.Facility Entered]={'WM'}>}{$<[QID_Data.Incident Type]={'Internal Issue'},[QID_Data.Facility Entered]={'HMail'}>}{$<[QID_Data.Incident Type]={'Internal Issue'},[QID_Data.Facility Entered]={'HPrint'}>}[Action #])
The equation is treating the data like they all have to match. How can I write it so that my results will bring me anything that contains HMail -or - HPrint - or WM? If I were to use the "Exclusion" piece, I would need it to exclude "CH" and "LF".
Thanks in advance!
Meg
Can you try this:
Count({$<[QID_Data.Incident Type] = {'Internal Issue'}, [QID_Data.Facility Entered] = {'WM', 'HMail', 'HPrint'}>} [Action #])
Can you try this:
Count({$<[QID_Data.Incident Type] = {'Internal Issue'}, [QID_Data.Facility Entered] = {'WM', 'HMail', 'HPrint'}>} [Action #])
thank you!
Hi Meg
I know the + sign works as an OR operator.
I think the following is what you're looking for...
Count({$<[QID_Data.Incident Type]={'Internal Issue'}>+<[QID_Data.Facility Entered] = {'WM','HMail','HPrint'}>} [Action #])
Thanks
Dan