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=Only({<[primary compare date]=[state2]::[primary compare date]>}amount)
can any one explain this expression
This expression is going to show you the amount based on primary compare date selection in state2. Rest all selections will be from your inherited state.
Hi Sunny
so suppose if the any other list box have inhertited state means then the value is also shown as per the selection?
pls correct if i wrong
Yes, for instance if you have Year list box in inherited state... your expression value will change based on this list box object
It will take [primary compare date] from state 2 only and [primary compare date] from inheritate state if you select then also it will not affect, rest all filters like year or region or country will be taken by inheritated fields or if any other alternate state you are selecting.
suppose if want to bring only the year list box and sate 2 in the expression means i have to achieve below expression?
=Only({state2<year=$::year>}amount)
This will respect all selections in state2, except year field. For year field it will look at the default state
Hi Sunny,
ok
if i want particular filed selection with state means can i go with this exp:=Only({state2<year=$::year>}amount)
note: particular filed means year
if i want to all filed as per the selection with state means can i go with this exp:
=Only({<[primary compare date]=[state2]::[primary compare date]>}amount)
note: all filed means year,region and so on in the UI part
Not sure what you are trying to say???
as per discussion
=Only({<[primary compare date]=[state2]::[primary compare date]>}amount)
This expression is going to show you the amount based on primary compare date selection in state2. Rest all selections will be from your inherited state.
rest all selections as been discussed above,
suppose if want only particular filed in this expression means how to do this? example year field selection and with state 2