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pablomind
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networkdays ignoring a filter?

Hello, I have a question it is possible to make this formula not affected by the filter TIMEOFF?

networkdays(min(FTE_Calendar.StartDate), max(FTE_Calendar.EndDate),$(vHoliday2))

Regards,

Pablo

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sunny_talwar

May be like this:

NetWorkDays(Min({<TIMEOFF>}FTE_Calendar.StartDate), Max({<TIMEOFF>}FTE_Calendar.EndDate),$(vHoliday2))

Do you have expression or hardcoded dates with vHoliday2? If it is an expression, you will need to add set analysis to ignore TIMEOFF there also

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sunny_talwar

May be like this:

NetWorkDays(Min({<TIMEOFF>}FTE_Calendar.StartDate), Max({<TIMEOFF>}FTE_Calendar.EndDate),$(vHoliday2))

Do you have expression or hardcoded dates with vHoliday2? If it is an expression, you will need to add set analysis to ignore TIMEOFF there also

pablomind
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Thank you very much! This really help me, another question what if I have a Date dimension (AssignmentTimephasedDataSet.Month_Year) in a chart and want to avoid the same filter is that possible?

sunny_talwar

Not sure I complete follow you? Would you be able to try and re-explain it for me?

pablomind
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I have the dimension Month Year in a barchart would it be possible to avoid the filter TIMEOFF for that dimension. I already tried avoiding it with the set analysis expression but doesnt work. Any suggestion?