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Hi,
I am trying to do set analysis in Strange table to exclude date which are blank & Day Rem which are in negative.
=Count({<[User ID]={'=Len(Trim([Complete Date]))=0'},[Days Rem]={"<=0"}>}[User ID])
But in not get required result.
Your field name is Completed Date and not complete date
=Count({<[User ID]={"=Len(Trim([Completed Date]))=0"},[Day Rem]={"<=0"}>}[User ID])
May be this
Count({<[User ID]-={'=Len(Trim([Complete Date]))=0'},[Days Rem]-={"<=0"}>}[User ID])
May be this
=Count({<[User ID] = {"=Len(Trim([Complete Date]))>0"}, [Days Rem]={">0"}>} [User ID])
No Result
Example Data
User ID | Completed Date | Day Rem |
123 | 1-Dec-16 | 50 |
124 | 30 | |
125 | 1-Dec-16 | 20 |
126 | -2 | |
127 | -4 | |
128 | 1-Dec-16 | 0 |
129 | 0 | |
130 | 1-Dec-16 | 0 |
131 | -48 |
I Need count as 4
User ID | Completed Date | Day Rem |
126 | -2 | |
127 | -4 | |
129 | 0 | |
131 | -48 |
is your [Days Rem] field really numerical?
you could try
LOAD
...
num(num#([Days Rem])) as [Days Rem],
...
Yes I did converted dates to dated format and number to number format.
Would you be able to share your app?
does every "User ID" have exactly 1 "completed Date"?
Please find App And Excel File.
Your field name is Completed Date and not complete date
=Count({<[User ID]={"=Len(Trim([Completed Date]))=0"},[Day Rem]={"<=0"}>}[User ID])