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Hi!
I have created a simple table and added a measure with this calculation:
If (wor_AssignmentProfile ='Eltel - FS - SE - B2B' and wor_AssignmentProfile ='Ericsson - FS - SE - B2B',Sum([Eltel SWE])-Sum([Transtema]))
If I include the dimension (wor_AssignmentProfile ) in the table the result is OK.
Excluding the dimension in the table the result is not OK.
I don't want to use the dimension in the table. Can this be handled in the calculation or in some other way?
Hi!
My table look like the enclosed picture.
The expression in my example is for the 'Cost' measure.
The dimension used is 'wor_AssignmentProfile'
Using the dimension in the table the calculation for 'Cost' is OK. Without the dimension the calculation is not OK.
I don't want to use the dimension in the table but i want the calculation for 'Cost' to be correct
Like this
f (wor_AssignmentProfile ='Eltel - FS - SE - B2B' and wor_AssignmentProfile ='Ericsson - FS - SE - B2B',Sum([Eltel SWE])-Sum([Transtema]))
Hi!
It doesn't work.
If I select both 'Eltel - FS - SE - B2B' and'Ericsson - FS - SE - B2B' the Cost will be '0'.
Even if I select just one them the result is *0*
Hi,
It seems an intersection of set analysis.
Try with this:
Sum({<wor_AssignmentProfile ={'Eltel - FS - SE - B2B'}>+<wor_AssignmentProfile ={'Ericsson - FS - SE - B2B'}>} (Eltel SWE]-[Transtema])
Albert
Hi!
This expression doesn't work at all.
I receive *Error in expression' when I try to add it to the table.