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lockematthewp
Creator II
Creator II

Formula in Set Analysis

=Num(Sum(
{$<[Data Type(B)] = {'eForecast Hrs System'}>
*$<[Data Classification(B)] = {MaxString([Data Classification(B)])}> }
Hours),'#,##0.00')

I need help with this expression. Specifically the second part with the Data Classification. I intend for the formula to choose the latest value for Data Classification (F1, F2, etc...). This part of the formula works in a text box but I am unable to find the right format for the set analysis.

Thanks,

Matt

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bharathadde
Creator II
Creator II

Try this

=Num(Sum(
{$<[Data Type(B)] = {'eForecast Hrs System'}
,[Data Classification(B)] = {'$(=MaxString([Data Classification(B)]))'}> } 
Hours),'#,##0.00')

The only change I did is including $ sign before maxstring. In qlikview if you need to include a formula in set analysis we need to use $(=Formula) otherwise it will just take it as a String.

"=MaxString([Data Classification(B)])" taken as string =MaxString([Data Classification(B)])

'$(=MaxString([Data Classification(B)]))' gives you max value

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jwjackso
Specialist III
Specialist III

=Num(Sum(
{$<[Data Type(B)] = {'eForecast Hrs System'}
,[Data Classification(B)] = {"=MaxString([Data Classification(B)])"}> } 
Hours),'#,##0.00')

lockematthewp
Creator II
Creator II
Author

This format is valid but it is always returning 0. It works if I manually type in a value instead of the =MaxString.

bharathadde
Creator II
Creator II

Try this

=Num(Sum(
{$<[Data Type(B)] = {'eForecast Hrs System'}
,[Data Classification(B)] = {'$(=MaxString([Data Classification(B)]))'}> } 
Hours),'#,##0.00')

The only change I did is including $ sign before maxstring. In qlikview if you need to include a formula in set analysis we need to use $(=Formula) otherwise it will just take it as a String.

"=MaxString([Data Classification(B)])" taken as string =MaxString([Data Classification(B)])

'$(=MaxString([Data Classification(B)]))' gives you max value