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Hi All
=If(Count({<BRAND= {'HAKKO', 'BECKHOFF'}>} DISTINCT BRAND) >1, 1, 0)
Now i like to let user select the BRAND_A by them self , instead of now the brand name if fix on HAKKO. So user can choose any brand they like.
Can some one share with me how to modify the expression , so that it can become flexible.
Paul, try this:
=If(Count({<BRAND+={'BECKHOFF'}>} DISTINCT BRAND) >1, 1, 0)
HTH
Jonathan
Remove the set part to allow user selection in BRAND field, like:
=If(Count(DISTINCT BRAND) >1, 1, 0)
See the sample
Hi All
Both of you get me wrong , my need is i still want to keep the BECKHOFF on my below expression :-
=If(Count({<BRAND= {'HAKKO', 'BECKHOFF'}>} DISTINCT BRAND) >1, 1, 0)
I want to see how you use $ sign to pass the BRAND value to 'HAKKO'
Hope some one can advise me.
Paul
Can you please elaborate your requirement in words ?
Hi Paul........ PFA As of my understand i done this please check BUY column and let me know
Hi tres
This morning Jagan help me on the below post , his expression work fine for only those customer buy Hakko and Beckhoff . But now i want to make it flexiable , user may want to select Red Lion or mitsubishi brand instead of hakko..( so that i don't need to create many table)...... Hope you can understand my requirement.
Hi Sir
Yes i did look at your buy column. but it is not correct , i give you 2 table which show the correct result.
Paul, try this:
=If(Count({<BRAND+={'BECKHOFF'}>} DISTINCT BRAND) >1, 1, 0)
HTH
Jonathan
WOW you again hit the jackpot. Thank