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Set VgreenMin=-1;
Set VgreenMax=-10;
Count({$<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1>=-10'}>}param_value)/
Count(total <Month,DayN,WeekNumber>{<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1'}>}param_value)
and
i'm trying like that
Count({$<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=$(VgreenMin)>=$(VgreenMax)'}>}param_value)/
Count(total <Month,DayN,WeekNumber>{<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1'}>}param_value)
what need to be change in way of using Variables?
Thanks In advance.
change the single quotes to double and check, when your using the variable inside the value its should be double quotes
Count({$<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={"<=$(VgreenMin)>=$(VgreenMax)"}>}param_value)/
Count(total <Month,DayN,WeekNumber>{<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1'}>}param_value)
change the single quotes to double and check, when your using the variable inside the value its should be double quotes
Count({$<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={"<=$(VgreenMin)>=$(VgreenMax)"}>}param_value)/
Count(total <Month,DayN,WeekNumber>{<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1'}>}param_value)
You can also try this:
Count({$<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={"$(='<=' & $(VgreenMin) & '>=' & $(VgreenMax))"}>}param_value)/
Count(total <Month,DayN,WeekNumber>{<param_name={'TEMP'},param_value={'<=-1'}>}param_value)
Hi
param_value={">=$(=VgreenMin)<=$(=VgreenMax)"} >}
use above expreesion hope it will work
Thanks
Manju
Thanks Sunny
Thank u so much Manjunath
I think (as Avinash suggested) your expression is correct, you can change quote with double quote in search string (but also quote should work)
a small test
sum({$ <exp={"<=$(VgreenMin)>=$(VgreenMax)"}>} exp)