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RMMFCA
Contributor II
Contributor II

Set Analysis That Will Satisfy Both Conditions

Hello,

I am having trouble with coding a set analysis expression in a KPI and was hoping for some help.

The example below displays the solution I am looking for in the Result column. The Result column doesn't exist, it's there to show you what I am specifically looking for.

ID TestOne TestTwo Result
001 NotMet NotMet NotMet
002 Met NotMet NotMet
003 Met Met Met

 

I need to count all the IDs that have Met both courses and put this aggregate in a KPI (The answer in this example would be 1). BookID BOOKONE has TestOne in it and BookID BOOKTwo has TestTwo in it. I tried the following set analysis but it counts IDs that were Met in either column. 

Count({<[BookID]={'BOOKONE', 'BOOKTWO'}, [TestCode]={'TestOne', 'TestTwo'}, [Rule Met]={'Met'}>} DISTINCT [ID])

Any help would be apprciated.

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stevejoyce
Specialist II
Specialist II

Try this.

Count({<[BookID]={'BOOKONE'}, [TestCode]={'TestOne'}, [Rule Met]={'Met'}> * <[BookID]={'BOOKTWO'}, [TestCode]={'TestTwo'}, [Rule Met]={'Met'}>} DISTINCT [ID])

RMMFCA
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

I tried this and it did not work unfortunately. It came up with the value of 0.