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Hi all,
I have a querry regarding creating a sell through report. Following is the expression which shows the comparison between two seasons
=sum({stateperA< [Season Code]={'17A'} >} quantity_sold)
- sum({stateperA< [Season Code]={'17A'} >} quantity_returns)
Following above code is giving correct result but I want the user should have a freedom to select any season code so how to write an expression for the same ?
May be use like Implicit Set Operators
sum({stateperA< [Season Code]/={'17A'} >} (quantity_sold-quantity_returns))
But I have to show comparison between two seasons so how is this possible without set analysis ?
This is giving an error
yes i can do that but I have to also show comparison between two year ie yaer 2017 and 2018 so in that case this above idea is not useful
Hi
according to me i can get solution from this expression but this expression is not giving any result its giving 0 as value so please help what could be done?
Hi
Here is my expression for sold (QTY)(CY). The following expression is not giving result
=sum( {stateperfB< Sold_Date = {">=$(From)<=$(To)"},[Season Code] = {$(Master_CurrentSeason)} >} quantity_sold)- sum( {stateperfB< Sold_Date = {">=$(From)<=$(To)"}, [Season Code] = {$(Master_CurrentSeason)} >} quantity_returns)
Hi,
if Season Code is having space in it so you have to mention the Season Code Field in single quotes
eg['Season Code'].
Regards
Ritesh
May be use this:
=sum({<stateperA=p(stateperA), [Season Code] = {"$(=getfieldselections([Season Code]))"} >} quantity_sold)
-
sum({<stateperA=p(stateperA), [Season Code] = {"$(=getfieldselections([Season Code]))"} >} quantity_returns)