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Anonymous
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Formula Help

Please help me to solve this.

=sum({$<dummy={1} $(vQtySubSet) $(vPriceSubSet), Price_Reference_Price_exists = {1}>} InvoicedQuantity)

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Anonymous
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I need explanation for this formula that whether the 3 variables "$<dummy={1}", "$(vQtySubSet)" and "$(vPriceSubSet)" are doing multiplication in this formula or not.

vishsaggi
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I doubt it, can you tell us does this expr gives you any result? What are the variable expr inside?

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Expression wrong to me, Perhaps this way?

=sum({$<dummy={"=Only({1} $(vQtySubSet)*$(vPriceSubSet))"}, Price_Reference_Price_exists = {1}>} InvoicedQuantity)

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Anonymous
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yes it gives us result.

variable expressions are as below

vQtySubSet =If(vQty_Filter = 'On',',InvoicedQuantity = {">$(vQty_Min)<$(vQty_Max)"}',)

vPriceSubSet= If(vPrice_Filter = 'On',',NetPriceLC = {">$(vPrice_Min)<$(vPrice_Max)"}',)

Anonymous
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The expression which I have mentioned before, is absolutely correct.Even it is returning the desired result as well.