Set Analysis Get Field Selection

[Anonymous]

Is it possible to have a set analysis which uses GetFieldSelections but if nothing is selected it includes all options. Currently have the following which returns the Feedback Volume for month before the one that is filtered. There is also a filter for division. I am wondering if I can have it default to select all because currently its returns '-' when no Division is selected.

=count({1<Feedback_Day_Start = {">=$(=monthstart(addmonths(max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1))<=$(=monthend(addmonths(max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1)))"}, Division={"$(=GetFieldSelections(Division))"}>}FeedbackFlag)

[Anonymous]

Is it possible to have different set modifiers for each part of the set analysis. The required {1} for the date but a {$} for the Division selection

[sunny_talwar]

May be try using p()

=Count({1<Feedback_Day_Start = {">=$(=MonthStart(AddMonths(Max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1))<=$(=MonthEnd(AddMonths(Max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1)))"}, Division = p(Division)>} FeedbackFlag)

[Anonymous]

Thanks for you help Sunny, I have read about p() and think that may solve it. Is the syntax correct in your example because it gives an error when I try it?

[sunny_talwar]

I don't see anything wrong with the syntax... have you tried clicking okay? does it give you the output you needed? If not, can you share an image of this expression in the expression editor?

[Anonymous]

Here is the expression in the editor

[sunny_talwar]

I think the first part of your set modifier might be the issue... try this

=Count({1<Feedback_Day_Start = {">=$(=MonthStart(AddMonths(Max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1)))<=$(=MonthEnd(AddMonths(Max(Feedback_Day_Start), -1)))"}, Division = p(Division)>} FeedbackFlag)

[Anonymous]

Ahh a missing bracket. Thanks Sunny

[sunny_talwar]

Is it working then?

[Anonymous]

Yes it is working as expected