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Hello,
I have the following expression:
COUNT ({$<[Progress]={'Started','On hold','Completed'} , [Current Phase]={'Plan','Execute','Close'}, [Global]={'On Track'} > } [Project NAME])
The COUNT returns 0 instead of 25.
Actually on my table I have multiple rows with:
- only the value 'Started' for 'Progress'
- only the value 'Execute' for 'Current phase'
I think this is the reason.
The first Expression is :
COUNT ({$< [Global]={'On Track'} > } [Project NAME])
Its returning 11.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Now It is working.
I deleted Current Phase column in my Excel file, and created it from scratch!
Would you be able to share a sample or sample data to see what you have?
Hi,
why not do a count(Project NAME) and add 3 listbox, Progress, Current Phase, Global, then Select in this listboxs 'Started','On hold','Completed' and 'Plan','Execute','Close' and 'On Track', what will Your Count value be?
Note that Your set analysis is AND not OR, this means that all values must match to Count Your Project NAME.
Your code is ok, can be something in your database.
Have you checked that everything is okay?
Hello Sunny,
Here is a sample:
Thanks
So, based on these 5 rows, you should be getting 5 as a count using this
Count({$<[Progress]={'Started','On hold','Completed'} , [Current Phase]={'Plan','Execute','Close'}, [Global]={'On Track'} > } [Project NAME])
Is that not what you are getting? You get 0?
Yes, I need on 'OR' expression. How can I Do it?
I don't want to use listbox because I have many expressions that needs to be calculated automatically.
Of cource you want it automatically, its just a way to troubleshoot. As you show in Your pic above, Your Expression should gives you 5 rows. Do you have any other Expressions in the chart?
yes I get 0. I want to get 5.
Yes, I have other expression that showing 0 also .