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kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II

Count Distinct IF (Conditions based on variables)

I know you've already posted similar cases and gotten answers. Based on them I have been able to solve some issues that I had but still present one.

I have to count some codes of the current year and in the corresponding month when the difference between two dates is 0.

This is the code that has issues:

COUNT(DISTINCT(IF($(DIFF_YEAR) = 0 AND [YEAR] = {'CYTD'} AND MONTH = $(=MONTH_NO), CODE)))

When I use the following instruction it works:
COUNT(DISTINCT(IF($(DIFF_YEAR) = 0, CODE)))

But when I add AND [YEAR] = {'CYTD'}  and MONTH = $(=MONTH_NO). Does not show results.

Thank you for your help.

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kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Hi guys,

 

Thank you for your help. I'd like to share with you that I got the info that I needed so far.

I used this sentence and it's working:

COUNT( DISTINCT( IF( $(DIFF_YEAR) = 0 AND YEAR = 'CYTD' AND MTH_NO = $(=MONTH_NO), INFORCE_POL_NO)))

I was checking the month values when you (Kush) asked me and I found that I was taking a bad field MONTH and I have to take  MTH_NO.

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jwjackso
Specialist III
Specialist III

If CYTD and MONTH_NO are variables,

COUNT(DISTINCT(IF($(DIFF_YEAR) = 0 and [YEAR] = $(CYTD) and MONTH=$(MONTH_NO), CODE)))

Also, if you put single quotes around $(CYTD) in the IF statement, you would also put single quotes around [YEAR].  I test variables by displaying them in a text box to ensure I know what I'm comparing.

kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Hi,

I'm working in this issue, and the sentence is working but, only with two conditions:

COUNT(DISTINCT(IF($(DIFF_YEAR) = 0 AND YEAR = 'CYTD', INFORCE_POL_NO))))

When I added this condition: AND MONTH = $(=MONTH_NO). It didn't work.

 

Thank you for your help.

Kushal_Chawda

try below

 

COUNT(DISTINCT(IF($(DIFF_YEAR) = 0 AND [YEAR] = 'CYTD' AND MONTH = $(MONTH_NO), CODE)))

kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Hi, 

I tried that but, when I used MONTH = $(MONTH_NO) the sentence does not recognize it. When I use MONTH = $(=MONTH_NO) the sentence recognize the month.

kaisdeco_0-1597197462132.png

 

Kushal_Chawda

MONTH_NO is field? What values MONTH & MONTH_NO have?

kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Hi Kush,

MONTH is a field and MONTH_NO is a variable containing the last month of a report I have uploaded. e.g It is currently 6 because I was working with the June data.

Kushal_Chawda

I can see that variable is having blank value. Can you check the variable value in KPI object? What is expression used in that variable?

kaisdeco
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi Kush,

When I used MONTH = $(MONTH_NO) I didn't get the variable value, the value is in blank; however, when I use MONTH = $(=MONTH) I get the value. In the following example you can check it

kaisdeco_0-1597245107535.png

Now, my issue is because when I use two conditions (DIFF_YEAR & YEAR) I have results but, when I use MONTH as well I did't get it.

 

Kushal_Chawda

Check if your month field has a number value? try  with quotes '$(=MONTH_NO) ' or '$(MONTH_NO) '