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Hi,
I have a straight table with one dimension "reps" and 2 expressions :
- one that sum revenue
- one that sum revenue for all reps (so with ignore reps selection in set analysis).
My problem is that when I select one rep, all reps are displayed in the table with only the first expression calculated for the rep I selected and the second expression is calculated for all reps. I would like only the line with the rep selected displayed in the table.
In the example below, I would like only the line with Rep5 displayed.
How can I do this ?
Thanks in advance for your help
Hope it will work
You can go to the Expression Tab and check the conditional box and use the expression:
If(GetSelectedCount(Rep) >= 1, 0, 1)
Regards
please post a sample application
regards
Marco
Hi,
If you want the thing what you required then where are you using the second column.
Better post sample qvw with some dummy data.
Thanks
Kiran K
What is the expressions for Total revenue and revenue?
HI,
Try like this
Expression -> Select Conditional -> and give below expression
=GetSelectedCount(Rep) = 0
I think there is no meaning of adding the second expression if you are hiding when Rep is selected.
Regards,
Jagan.
What is the use of Total Revenue?... if you don't want to show all reps after any rep selection.
Hi,
thanks for all responses.
In fact, I have 2 problems :
1. In the example, I would like the "total revenue" column with the value 420 (sum of revenue without take care about the rep selected)
2. I would like only the row displayed for the rep selected.
This is the result I would like :
Thanks in advance for you help
Revenue: Sum(Revenue)
TotalRevenue: Sum(Total{<Rep=>}Revenue)
Hope it will work