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microwin88x
Creator III
Creator III

Add another Filter in Set Analysis

Hello!

I have the following expression with Set Analysis:

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)

What I want is to add the following to that expression:

{1<ACCOUNT_ID>}

How could I do that?

Thanks you!!!

6 Replies
swuehl
MVP
MVP

What should the second set expression be good for?

microwin88x
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Because I'm trying to make a % over the total. Something like this:

COUNT(DISTINCT SP_ID)

/

COUNT({1<SP_ID>} DISTINCT SP_ID)

So that I should have:

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)

/

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} {1<ACCOUNT_ID>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)


But I don't know where to put the thing in bold...

swuehl
MVP
MVP

Replace the thing in bold with TOTAL qualifier when you need to ignore dimension.

Or remove the thing in bold and use set identifier 1 in your first set expression.

maxgro
MVP
MVP

maybe

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)

/

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT total ACCOUNT_ID)


or

...

/

COUNT ({1<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT total ACCOUNT_ID)

eduardo_sommer
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

You can use

count(distinct SP_ID)

/

count(TOTAL distinct SP_ID)

If you have any dimension you need to ignore in the total, specify it after the TOTAL modifier as in TOTAL<dim1, dim2>

Hope this helps you

Eduardo

microwin88x
Creator III
Creator III
Author

Thanks, I used the following

COUNT ({$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)

/

COUNT (TOTAL {$<ID_TIME_DATE#={">=$(='$(vDateFrom)')<=$(='$(vDateTo)')"}>} DISTINCT ACCOUNT_ID)

But I'm using that expression on a Pivot Table where there are some Nulls for the expression and I'm hiding those values, so I never reach the 100% because of the hidden nulls. Is there any way to count the total over all the values except the null?