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 mohamed_ahid
		
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		Hi all ,
I'm facing a strange probleme(may be not) .
I'm using an aggr function on a set analysis expression like this way :
aggr( count({<area =e(area)>} bills) , customer) (i need to have the number of bills agregated by customer not living in selected area )
this expression is not working , but when delete the exclusion formula it works .
Any idea plz
 
					
				
		
 kuba_michalik
		
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		I'm not sure, but it seems like you were trying to use this aggr() expression as dimension. If so, just repeat the set analysis for the actual expression, which I guess was
Count(customer)
so it would become
Count({<area =e(area)>}customer)
and it shoud start working.
From the example you've posted, a much bigger problem will be getting that dimension to look like that (up to 10 separate values, up from 10 ranges)...
 mohamed_ahid
		
			mohamed_ahid
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		the dimension that you saw in the table it used to produce a liste of number of transactions range (from 1 to 10) .
the expression will calculate the number of customers for every range .
