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Hi,
I have an expression that included variables. I keep getting an error in expression but can't seem to find the issue.
=if(Loc_Status='ONG',sum( $(Set60Days) IdealFlag)/Count(DISTINCT $(Set60Days) CalendarDate))
Variable description below:
Set60Days = {$<CalendarDate = {">=$(v60Days) <=$(vMaxCalDate)"},OPS_MonthYear=>}
v60Days = AddMonths(max(CalendarDate),-2)
vMaxCalDate = max(CalendarDate)
I keep getting an error in expression but can't seem to find the issue.
Is that your expression editor says that there is an error or do you see an error/ or see nothing when you click okay on the expression editor and look for the result in the object? The reason I ask this is because, there are times when expression editors don't really understand the syntax and will say that there is an error where there is none. In your case...
=if(Loc_Status='ONG',sum( $(Set60Days) IdealFlag)/Count(DISTINCT $(Set60Days) CalendarDate))
the part in red will def. throw an error in expression editor, but it may still work if the value within that variable is good... which it seems like is (syntax wise).
What value does your variable Set60Days display when you use $(Set60Days) can you try this in your text object and let me know.
And you cannot use $(Set60Days) in your sum like that. What exactly you are trying to do in your below expr?
I mean sum(IdealFlag) and what is this Set60days doing here are you multiplying ? or doing something else? You might need set analysis is what i think. Please elaborate a little more.
=if(Loc_Status='ONG',sum( $(Set60Days) IdealFlag)/Count(DISTINCT $(Set60Days) CalendarDate))
if(Loc_Status='ONG',sum( {<$(Set60Days)>} IdealFlag)/Count({<$(Set60Days)>} DISTINCT CalendarDate))
enclose that variable in set analysis.
I keep getting an error in expression but can't seem to find the issue.
Is that your expression editor says that there is an error or do you see an error/ or see nothing when you click okay on the expression editor and look for the result in the object? The reason I ask this is because, there are times when expression editors don't really understand the syntax and will say that there is an error where there is none. In your case...
=if(Loc_Status='ONG',sum( $(Set60Days) IdealFlag)/Count(DISTINCT $(Set60Days) CalendarDate))
the part in red will def. throw an error in expression editor, but it may still work if the value within that variable is good... which it seems like is (syntax wise).
Same error
Hi,
It shows values but the expression editor says there is an error. I think you are right. I experience that a lot.
The expression works but the editor says error in expression