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I would like to know why these two expressions would return different results?
They both fundamentally seem the same to me
=num(Sum({$<d_DistanceApart_Miles={">=0<=$(=varMaxDist)"}>}cen_Class_Data),'###,##0')
=num(Sum({$<cen_Class_Data=P({1<d_DistanceApart_Miles={"<=$(=varMaxDist)"}>}cen_Class_Data)>}cen_Class_Data),'###,##0')
Hi,
First expression returns the sum of cen_Class_Data which has d_DistanceApart_Miles greater than 0 and less than varMaxDist value.
Second expression returns the sum cen_Class_Data which has d_DistanceApart_Miles less than varMaxDist value.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
they seem to be formatted horribly.
Maybe this is more clear
=Sum({$<d_DistanceApart_Miles={">=0<=$(=varMaxDist)"}>}cen_Class_Data)
=num(Sum({$<cen_Class_Data=P({1<d_DistanceApart_Miles={"<=$(=varMaxDist)"}>}cen_Class_Data)>}cen_Class_Data),'###,##0')
Hi,
First expression returns the sum of cen_Class_Data which has d_DistanceApart_Miles greater than 0 and less than varMaxDist value.
Second expression returns the sum cen_Class_Data which has d_DistanceApart_Miles less than varMaxDist value.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
Could you help me write:
sum of cen_Class_Data where d_DistanceApart_Miles is LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO varMaxDist? I'm really struggling here.