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OR command in set analysis

Hello,

The following expression is working

COUNT({< ServiceDescription = {"Residential"},[CareEpisode
admissionDate]
= {"<=$(=Date(vDate25thNov))"},

[CareEpisode
leaveDate]
= {">=$(=Date(vDate25thNov))"} >}distinct [Client Res ID])

but I would like to add

an OR command

so leavedate => 25th Nov OR leavedate  is equal to '01/01/1900'

I know that the '+' sign is apparently used for OR in set analysis but I cannot get this to calculate at all.

Any ideas please?

Thanks.

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Anonymous
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COUNT({< ServiceDescription = {"Residential"},[CareEpisode
admissionDate]
= {"<=$(=Date(vDate25thNov))"},

[CareEpisode
leaveDate]
= {">=$(=Date(vDate25thNov)) =$(=makedate(1900,1,1))"} >}distinct [Client Res ID])




Use now, Hope it will help you out

anbu1984
Master III
Master III

COUNT({< ServiceDescription = {"Residential"},[CareEpisode
admissionDate]
= {"<=$(=Date(vDate25thNov))"},

[CareEpisode
leaveDate]
= {">=$(=Date(vDate25thNov)) <=$(=makedate(1900,1,1))"} >}distinct [Client Res ID])

maxgro
MVP
MVP

adapt to your requirement

=Sum( {$<d={"$(=max(d))"}+{"$(=min(d))"}>} Expression1)

good help here

Set Analysis: syntaxes, examples