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ltc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Set Analysis Expression

I'm doing something wrong with my set analysis expression, but not sure how to fix it.  Please help!

 

Sum({<[Org Symbol]={'1234'}, or {'5678'}>}[Budget Amount])

 

It works when I just do set analysis on one org symbol, like 1234.  But I need to do both org symbols 1234 & 5678, so my problem is with the "or" part.

 

Thanks!

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zzyjordan
Creator II
Creator II

Hi,
Have you tried this?
Sum({<[Org Symbol]={'1234','5678'}>}[Budget Amount])

ZZ

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zzyjordan
Creator II
Creator II

Hi,
Have you tried this?
Sum({<[Org Symbol]={'1234','5678'}>}[Budget Amount])

ZZ
ltc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
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Nope, I had not tried that, but this seemed to be the answer.  So the "or" is implied with the comma, yes?

zzyjordan
Creator II
Creator II

yes and no.
Set analysis actual defines a set of data for the calculation, you can regard this is a subset of the original data set, and the calculation(sum, avg, etc.) only happens within the subset. so we can't say use comma to replace 'Or' as the values inside {} just defines the dataset where [Org Symbol] contains value inside the {}. hope this makes sense.

ZZ
ltc
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

yes, that makes sense.  thank you so much!