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Hi,
I have a text object (# of IRs) that I want to display the distinct count of CHANGE_ID based on an expression where the CHANGE_ID's TOTAL SCORE is <= 7. The expression works in a Pivot Chart but when I put the expression into a variable (v_total_score) and bake that into the text object, it only counts when you drill to one CHANGE_ID.
The below image shows what I'm trying to do.
May be this?
Count({<CHANGE_ID = {"=sum(TOTAL CHANGE_ID)<=7"} >} distinct CHANGE_ID)
Hi Anil,
When I use Count({<CHANGE_ID = {"=sum(v_total_score)<=7"} >} distinct CHANGE_ID) it counts all CHANGE_ID's and doesn't filter out those where the TOTAL SCORE is <= 7.
I'm wondering if I need to use Aggr() in here somewhere?
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jason
I don't think you need any aggregation over expression. Can you show where and how you are declare the variable
See below. Something to consider, the v_total_score variable works in a text object when a single CHANGE_ID is selected but shows '-' when more than one is selected.
Try
=Sum ( TOTAL AGGR( YOUREXPRESSION , CHANGE_ID ) )
Please attach file to test
Hi Anil, did you attach it?
No, I am asking please attach some sample application to test
Here you go.