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Hello,
Is it possible to place a GetFieldSelection() inside set analysis? I'm trying to do this:
=Count({< DETAIL_ACTION1 = {'GetFieldSelections(DETAIL_ACTION1)'}>} Distinct CALL_LOG_INFO_ID)
Thank you
Dana
It should work for single values however if you select over 80% of the possible values it will return a 'NOT ValueX, ValueY' which won't work in Set Expression. Also you cannot select multiple values because of the separator being "," but multiple values need to be written as {'X', 'Y', 'Z'}.
Furthermore your expression needs some tweaking:
=Count({< DETAIL_ACTION1 = {"$(=GetFieldSelections(DETAIL_ACTION1))"}>} Distinct CALL_LOG_INFO_ID)
I was just thinking if you change your values in DETAIL_ACTION1 to 'Value', the ' ' should transfer through the GetFieldSelections function and enable multiple value selection. The Max restriction still applies though.
It should work for single values however if you select over 80% of the possible values it will return a 'NOT ValueX, ValueY' which won't work in Set Expression. Also you cannot select multiple values because of the separator being "," but multiple values need to be written as {'X', 'Y', 'Z'}.
Furthermore your expression needs some tweaking:
=Count({< DETAIL_ACTION1 = {"$(=GetFieldSelections(DETAIL_ACTION1))"}>} Distinct CALL_LOG_INFO_ID)
I was just thinking if you change your values in DETAIL_ACTION1 to 'Value', the ' ' should transfer through the GetFieldSelections function and enable multiple value selection. The Max restriction still applies though.
Thank you Almen,
Yes
=Count({$< DETAIL_ACTION1 = {"$(=GetFieldSelections(DETAIL_ACTION1))"}>} Distinct CALL_LOG_INFO_ID)
this did the trick.