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Hi
I a sheet in my QV that has several dimensions and three measures. I want to be able to aggregate two of the measures to a set of dimensions and the one measure to another set. So for example I have dimensions
A
B
C
D
E
F
and measures 1,2 3.
I want measure 1 to work across all dimensions and measures 2 and 3 to work across only A, B, C. So if lets say the user selects something from dimension F measures 2 and 3 should not aggregate to to that level.
sorry you say in this example ' D, E F selections are not consider and A,B,C dimensions are not considered.'. Which ones will be considered?
thats worked.
Can i apply the same principle to this: count( distinct JoinKey)
Yes - most functional expressions (max, min, count, sum etc.) you can apply set analysis to, and so within that you can exclude fields from the set like shown - same goes with the total qualifier!
okay I tried it but i think I may have my syntax wrong. COuld you give me an example with my count( distinct JoinKey) please
Hi,
Can you attach some sample data and your required output? It would be easier and understand and give solution.
Regards,
jagan.
so pretty much want to do the same as the other example (which works) but now on another expression which is currently set at: count( distinct JoinKey). So in this example, I would want it to not apply to dimensions E, F but apply A, B, C, D.
can i post the example QVW if you could take a look at?
Go for it.
this is the expression I have but it is showing as incorrect syntax.
count({distinct JoinKey}),{[Expense Code Description]=, CostCentreDescription2=, CostCentreDescription3=, CostAnalysisDescription=, CostClassificationDescription=>
Try below
count({< [Expense Code Description]=, CostCentreDescription2=, CostCentreDescription3=, CostAnalysisDescription=, CostClassificationDescription= >} Distinct JoinKey)