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Hi all,
I have a chart with two dimensions - Device platform and age. And in one of the measures, I want to display total user count for each age dimension for the month, no matter what my device platform selection is.
So my expression is : COUNT( {1<month_id = P(${month_id})>} TOTAL <age> user_id).
The problem is that this expression still respect device platform selection.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
What do you want to achieve with
COUNT( {1<month_id = P(${month_id})>} TOTAL <age> user_id)
Do you maybe need something like
COUNT( {1<month_id = P( month_id )>} TOTAL <age> user_id)
Hi
Thanks for the reply.
This is used to calculate a denominator in my metrics. Basically I want this number to be the number of users for every age, ignoring my selection (keep the month_id selection though)
If device platform selection alters the possible values of month_id, this will also alter your expression result.
in the data I imported, the platform selection won't alter month_id value.
I tried to do SUM(AGGR()). But the i don't know if there is anyway to ignore selection in AGGR(). The set Analysis before AGGR() won't work.
This may explain set analysis / advanced aggregation.
Set Analysis in the Aggr function
Could you post a small sample application that demonstrates your issue?