Expression work for 1 variable but not work for 2 variable

[paulyeo11]

Hi All

I have create a variable = Days

and i insert the above variable to below expression , it work fine :-

If(Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {'>=$(=vDay)'} >}total_ar  * 1) > 0,

Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {'>=$(=vDay)'} >}total_ar  * 1))

Due to i need to add one more variable , so i create one more variable = Days1

and again i insert to my expression , but it cannot work.

If(Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {'>=$(=vDay)''<=$(=vDay1')} >}total_ar  * 1) > 0,

Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {'>=$(=vDay)''<=$(=vDay1)'} >}total_ar  * 1))

Hope some one can share with me where i go wrong ?

Paul

[paulyeo11]

Hi Anil

Thank you for your link , yes , i think it is due to the expression reduce to one line from two line. ( I have forgotten why i need 2 line of expression )

Paul

[Anil_Babu_Samineni]

Because, You want to get only more than 0 values. So, The thought is If..Else.. Condition only. To do in single line. You may try this?

Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {">=$(vDay) <=$(vDay1)"}, total_ar = {"=Sum({<SEGMENT -= {'Related Coy'},aging_ar = {">=$(vDay) <=$(vDay1)"} >}total_ar  * 1)>0"} >}total_ar  * 1)

[paulyeo11]

Hi Anil

Thank you very much for the signal line expression , But the signal line expression seem very long , and more difficult to maintenance.

I will stick with the orgnial expression. Now i am happy that i can reduce the 5 number tab to signal tab.

Paul