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I created this variable in the load script:
set vSaleCur = sum( {<#(vFlag) = {'1'}, Actual_only = {'Yes'}, Comparative=, Year = {#(=#(vMaxYear))}>} SALES);
let vSaleCur = replace('$(vSaleCur)', '#', chr(36));
Now I'm using it in a chart as en expression, like this:
=$(vSalesCur)
Now I need to apply a new filter when using the variable as an expression in the chart so it disregards the filter by month, something like this:
=sum( {<Month=>} $(vSalesCur))
I do not want to add the filter when creating the variable and I do not want to create a new variable with the new filter included because this is one example that I need to do with a lot of other variables
So...
NOT THIS:
set vSaleCur = sum( {<#(vFlag) = {'1'}, Actual_only = {'Yes'}, Comparative=, Month=, Year = {#(=#(vMaxYear))}>} SALES);
NOT THIS EITHER:
set vSaleCurNew = sum( {<#(vFlag) = {'1'}, Actual_only = {'Yes'}, Comparative=, Month=, Year = {#(=#(vMaxYear))}>} SALES);
Any thoughts?
Something like this?
Script
set vSaleCur = sum({<#(vFlag) = {'1'}, Actual_only = {'Yes'}, Comparative =, Year = {#(=#(vMaxYear))} #(=replace('#1', '|', ','))>} SALES);
let vSaleCur = replace('$(vSaleCur)', '#', chr(36));
Front End
Adding the set modifier that ignores the selections made on the Month field...
$(vSaleCur(| Month =))
Without adding additional set modifiers...
$(vSaleCur( ))
Hi JGMD,
I want to avoid changing the script. I want to know if there is a way to change the variable in the front end keeping the back-end untouched. So the question is if there is a way to apply further filtering in a variable already calculated?
If I'm using $(vSalesCur), how can I wrap it around a new expression that allows me to add a new filter to it?
Something like =(<$(vSalesCur), Month=>)