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 achitreskyitgro
		
			achitreskyitgroHi All.
Is it possible to ignore the selections?
I have to find average users per Day, week, month etc.
This is my expression: =Floor(Avg(Aggr(Count(DISTINCT([UserName])),Day)))
When I select User class in the Dimension List box I get
User Class | Daily Active Users
Total | 1584
CLIENT | 1588
USERS | 1583
But when I select the USERS it shows:
User Class | Daily Active Users
Total | 66
USERS | 66
which is correct.
how do I ignore the selections to always show the accurate value.
 sunny_talwar
		
			sunny_talwar
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Which of the two is showing the correct numbers? What selection did you make when you see the 1st table and what selection did you make to get the second table?
 
					
				
		
 docpuddu
		
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		Hi,
to ignore selection you should use
set identifiers
1 - Represents the full set of all the records in the application, irrespective of any selections made.
HTH.
Ciao,
/Andrea
 achitreskyitgro
		
			achitreskyitgroSo When I select User Class from the Dimension List and Daily Active User from the Metrics. I get the First table. When I click on Users in the Table I get the second table
