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Filter column in a straight table

Hi,

I have an issue which I hope you can help me with. I have a straight table where one column is an ISBN number which is a specific code for a book. In the expression I have count of listenings to the specific books. The issue is that I want to filter ISBN number which have a specific serie (where 4 numbers in the ISBN number are the same) I have added below code in the script but I guess I have to add an expression aswell in the table?

select p.ID as PROGRAM_ID, p.ISBN, p.NAME, roy.ID AS ROYALTY_ID, roy.CUSTOMER_ID, roy.FULL_EQUIVALENTS, roy.INSERT_DATE AS INSERT_DATE

FROM bokilur.ROYALTY_DK roy

JOIN bokilur.PROGRAM p ON roy.PROGRAM_ID=p.ID

WHERE PUBLISHER LIKE '%Gyldendal%' AND ISBN LIKE '%0215%'

Thanks!

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Try

 

if(wildmatch(PUBLISHER,'*Gyldendal*') and wildmatch(ISBN,'*0215*'),0215)

Then tick the box Chart properties -> Dimensions -> Suppress When Value is Null.

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tresesco
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MVP

How is the data in ISBN field(in qv; after load) and which of them do you want to display in the chart?

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Add to the properties -> Expressions

=only(match(PUBLISHER,'*Gyldendal*') and match(ISBN,'*0215*'))

Then tick the box Chart properties -> Dimensions -> Suppress When Value is Null.

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I added above to the expression but it doesn't seem to work. I ticked the "suppress when value in null" in the straight table -> dimension -> ISBN. Maybe that wasn't correct?

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Try

 

if(wildmatch(PUBLISHER,'*Gyldendal*') and wildmatch(ISBN,'*0215*'),0215)

Then tick the box Chart properties -> Dimensions -> Suppress When Value is Null.

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Thanks, that worked!