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Please see the attached picture.
This is a horizontal chart (straight table), with currently no dimensions. The expressions are COUNTS of certain conditions. The first one is:
=count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved','Declined'},[Ethnic Group]-={'White'}>}Limit)
Is it possible to show next to this, the SUM of the same expression.
So I would almost like to use my function (SUM/COUNT), as a dimension.
Does that make sense?
G
Use as dimension:
=ValueList('Sum', 'Count')
As expresison 1 (we join A, B):
=pick(rowno(), sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit), count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit))
and for expression 2 (we join A, B) respectivelly:
=pick(rowno(), sum([#Increase Exposure Increase])+sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit), count([#Increase Exposure Increase])+count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit))
Hi.
You could create a calculated dimension with ValueList function (as you said, SUM/COUNT dimension).
Then use this expression style for each of yours:
=pick(rowno(), expression 1, expression 2)
For some reason I'm not getting emails when someone comments today...
Okay, so I tried figuring that out, but I am lost. I've never used ValueList or Pick funtions, and to be honest I've never even used Calculated Dimensions.
Please see the attached image. I want 1A and 2A in one column under "Value", and 1B and 2B next to them under "Count"
1A: =sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit)
1B: =count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit)
2A: =sum([#Increase Exposure Increase])+sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit)
2B: =count([#Increase Exposure Increase])+count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit)
I'd really appreciate if you could give some detail on how to do this.
Use as dimension:
=ValueList('Sum', 'Count')
As expresison 1 (we join A, B):
=pick(rowno(), sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit), count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit))
and for expression 2 (we join A, B) respectivelly:
=pick(rowno(), sum([#Increase Exposure Increase])+sum({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit), count([#Increase Exposure Increase])+count({<[Decision Result]={'Approved'}>}Limit))