Convert If condition into Set analysis expression

[Anuhyak1]

Can we convert below if condition to a set analysis expression to make it work. Please ,help me with suggestions.

Count (Distinct
If (
([Initial Receipt Date] >= %CPStartDateRRF AND [Initial Receipt Date] <= %CPEndDateRRF AND RRF_State_RPT_Flag = 1)
OR ([CF Follow-Up Date]>= %CPStartDateRRF AND [CF Follow-Up Date] <= %CPEndDateRRF AND RRF_State_RPT_Flag = 1 AND Significant = 'Yes')
, EVENT_COUNTER)
)

[anat]

Count ( 
{<[Initial Receipt Date]={">=$(%CPStartDateRRF)"},[Initial Receipt Date]={"<=$(%CPEndDateRRF)"},RRF_State_RPT_Flag={1}>
+
<[CF Follow-Up Date]={">=$(%CPStartDateRRF)"},[CF Follow-Up Date]={"<=$(%CPEndDateRRF)"},RRF_State_RPT_Flag={1},Significant={'Yes'}>
}
Distinct EVENT_COUNTER)

[Harvey]

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@Anuhyak1 wrote:

Can we convert below if condition to a set analysis expression to make it work. Please ,help me with suggestions.

Count (Distinct   my ford benefits
If (
([Initial Receipt Date] >= %CPStartDateRRF AND [Initial Receipt Date] <= %CPEndDateRRF AND RRF_State_RPT_Flag = 1)
OR ([CF Follow-Up Date]>= %CPStartDateRRF AND [CF Follow-Up Date] <= %CPEndDateRRF AND RRF_State_RPT_Flag = 1 AND Significant = 'Yes')
, EVENT_COUNTER)
)

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If you just want to ignore some filters you can use your if expression combined with set analysis to ignore