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So I'm hitting a stumbling block. I am trying to analyze the on time for all operators ignoring the filter of a chosen operator. This part, I've figurned out..
Sum({<[Operator Name]=, [Op Login Type]={'Operator'}, [Op OnTime])
My challenge now, is that I have operator sub sets.. Operator, Office Employee, Trainee, Supervisor. I want to evaluate the time for all operators while still ignoring the filter, and exclude Operators belonging to Office Employee ad Trainee.
Sum({<[Operator Name]=, [Op Login Type]={'Operator'}, [Operator Group]-={'Office Employee'}, [Operator Group]-={'Trainee'}>}[Op OnTime])
This is what I tried, but it is not working. I'm guessing I need to embed a layer of set analysis within the other analysis?
Any help would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you
Try this
Sum({<[Operator Name], [Op Login Type] = {'Operator'}, [Operator Group] = e({1<{'Office Employee', 'Trainee'}>})>} [Op OnTime])
or this
Sum({<[Operator Name], [Op Login Type] = {'Operator'}, [Operator Group] = -{'Office Employee', 'Trainee'}>} [Op OnTime])
Try this
Sum({<[Operator Name], [Op Login Type] = {'Operator'}, [Operator Group] = e({1<{'Office Employee', 'Trainee'}>})>} [Op OnTime])
or this
Sum({<[Operator Name], [Op Login Type] = {'Operator'}, [Operator Group] = -{'Office Employee', 'Trainee'}>} [Op OnTime])