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Calculating sum based on a condition.

Hi,

I'm trying to find the sum of a field based on a condition that is given to another field.

example- Sum(No.of.Customers) if(Day>3 AND Day<5)

Field names-No.of.Customers and Day.

Can some one help me clear this.

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

COUNT({<Day = {">=3<=5"} >}Customer)

or

SUM({<Day = {">=3<=5"} >}Customer)

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

COUNT({<Day = {">=3<=5"} >}Customer)

or

SUM({<Day = {">=3<=5"} >}Customer)

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Author

That worked well, thank you so much.

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Author

I'm using this expression:

Num((((SUM({<Day = {">=3<5"} >}[No of Customers]))/(Sum([No of Customers])))*100),'##.00')

Can you tell me how to add '%' to it at last.

example- 12.45%

MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Num((((SUM({<Day = {">=3<5"} >}[No of Customers]))/(Sum([No of Customers])))*100),'#0.00%')

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Author

When I use:

Num((((SUM({<Day = {">=3<5"} >}[No of Customers]))/(Sum([No of Customers])))*100),'##.00')


The value I get is : 28.53

But when I use :

Num((((SUM({<Day = {">=3<5"} >}[No of Customers]))/(Sum([No of Customers])))*100),'#0.00%')



It becomes : 2852.87%

MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Sorry.. Remove * 100

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Author

Thank you very much.