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Hi,
I have a table that I want it to behave as follows:
The Table: Consists of Sales, Sales Accumulated and Sales compared to last year in %. On the rows I have different retail stores.
These retail stores are divided into the following categories (called Store Type): Concept, Estore, Outlet, Soft Shop, Partner and SiS.
I want the table to always show: Concept, Estore and Outlet, regardless of what I put as a filter in the listbox.
So basically, if a user filters on Concept, I still want the table to show Estore and Outlet as well.
In the table properties>General>Calculation Condition I used the following string:
If( {$ <[Store Type] = "Concept, Estore, Outlet"} )
Which obviously didn't cut it. What am I missing here?
You need to use this set analysis in your expressions... assuming the expression looks like this
Sum(Measure), change it to
Sum({<[Store Type] = {'Concept', 'Estore', 'Outlet'}>} Measure)
The key is to use the set analysis in red as your set analysis in all the expressions you are using
You need to use this set analysis in your expressions... assuming the expression looks like this
Sum(Measure), change it to
Sum({<[Store Type] = {'Concept', 'Estore', 'Outlet'}>} Measure)
The key is to use the set analysis in red as your set analysis in all the expressions you are using
Thank you,
So what do I change Measure into? Do I have to change all the expressions rather than under properties>general>calculation condition?
Yup