Including OR logic

[#1]

Hello Again,

I am trying to create a field that will display selections from 2 other loaded fields [Prim Diag] and [Sec Diag]. If this were a report ran in Crystal the logic would be to include info for Diag Code X01.13 where listed in [Prim Diag] or [Sec Diag]. With the current table I have in QV it is possible to get this info by setting 2 separate filters (obviously), but for user ease I would like to be done with 1 step. Does anyone know how to do this? Please let me know if you need an example or attachment.

Thank you,

EK

[#2]

pl attach sample application

[#3]

Right so here if my end user wanted to find all accts for V42.7 they would need to search the code in [Prim Diag] to find accts 5000-5003. Then they would need to search the code in [Sec Diag] to find accts 5005-5007. I would like a way where the can search for this code once and return all valid accts. Hence my thought of using an OR function..

[#4]

Somebody might come up with a better method than this, but here goes (I can't modify your example tonight as I'm not near a pc).

Create a data island in your data model that is a field containing the distinct values from both [prim diag] and [sec diag]. Use this field in your front end for the user to select against.

Then, in your chart you need to use a set analysis expression that implies an OR.

Lets assume you want sum of sales in your chart, your expression would be:

Sum({$<[prim diag]={[selected field name]}>}sales)+

Sum({$<[sec diag]={[selected field name]}>}sales)

The syntax here might not be precise as I can't check it but if you can't make it work drop a reply in and I'll take a look in the morning.

Good luck

[#5]

USe:

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[Sec Diag] &'--'& [Prim Diag]

[#6]

Although a concatenation would include the code in a search I need it to display only that diag code. I could concatenate and rename the tables to include both options but that is would take a lot of reloading of all my files. An if or function should be able to grab the right data I just havn't seen an example I can use.

[Gysbert_Wassenaar · Accepted solution]

See attached qvw.

[#8]

Ahh beautiful! Thank you so much!!