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Hi, everybody,
I have an straight table with an expression:
count({$<Kód={'M'},Druh={'VP'},Séria={'04. Nominácie_VÚ'}>}Projekt)
How is the correct syntax for setting condition for showing record only if expression value > 3 ?
Thank you in advance.
Duski
I think you have not selected the suppress ZERO option, go to presentation tab and select the check box
Thank you, Avinash,
but I have Supress Zero Values checked 😞
I'm afraid, that the problem is, that there are various columns/ expressions in the table...
Thank you in advance.
Duski
Use the same condition for all your expressions in the particular table:
If(count({$<Kód={'M'},Druh={'VP'},Séria={'04. Nominácie_VÚ'}>}Projekt)>3, yourExpression, 0)
This will completely remove those rows.
Hope this is what you are looking for
Best,
S
Thank you Alessandro,
but unfortunately, this is not my only expression.
There are various other expressions, but my goal is to hide record according to the value in this only column.
Thanx in advance.
Duski
Or even better option is to put this as a condition is all your other expressions:
If([Test] > 0, yourExpression,0)
This should solve your problem also
I'm sorry, sunindia, your suggestion doesn't work 😞
"Test" is only label for my column with expression:
count({$<Kód={'M'},Druh={'VP'},Séria={'04. Nominácie_VÚ'}>}Projekt)
Duski
And label is what I am intending for you to use, but make sure its within the square bracket. (It should turn Blue when its within the square brackets []
Best,
S
I'm sorry, no blue turn 😞
Error message: Bad field name(s): [Test]
Duski
PFA a sample I prepared for you. Contains two straight table. One where Units are forced to be 0 and second where those 2 rows are completly removed.
Hope this will be helpful.
Best,
S
Check the sample qvw file I have attached and see if that makes sense. If not then I would suggest you attach a sample file of yours so that we can see what exactly is going wrong.
Best,
S