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Hi!
i need to solve this problem...
In my Database( DB in example) i have ID with different STATUS (a or b) , a value variable € and Date (date of the status).
For each ID it is possible to have both Status or only one.
1- I need to count ID the have at least one record in Status a and one record in Status b.
2- For that ID i need to sum € only for status b. (in another words: It is important to have a total of € in status b but i've to consider only ID the have also one in status a).
It's a little bit complicate for me...
Thank you!!
Hi,
Yes it is possible with set expression.
Create a straight chart with dimension as ID and expression as below.
sum({<ID = p ({<Status = {"A"}>}) * p ({<Status = {"B"}>}), Status = {"B"}>}€)
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Hi,
Yes it is possible with set expression.
Create a straight chart with dimension as ID and expression as below.
sum({<ID = p ({<Status = {"A"}>}) * p ({<Status = {"B"}>}), Status = {"B"}>}€)
Regards,
Kaushik Solanki
Thank you!!
Regards
Marco
Thank you!!
Regards
Marco