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I have a listbox in which I select a period.
In a pivot table all periods less than or equal than the selected period are presented as a dimension.
When I use the next formula as a calculated dimension I don't get what i want :
if(period < $(chosen_period),period)
Is it possible to limit the dimensions with a formula ?
This approach is possible - I think in your case is either the field or the variable or both not numeric and then an operator like <>= will fail.
- Marcus
Both are numeric, so i suppose that can not be the reason
If you could share your sample qvw, all this guessed suggetions could be avoided and could be hit the target directly. ![]()
Trseco is right of course. So I herewith enclose an example
Rather use set analysis in the expression to limit the values in dimension. Let the second dimension be: periode and try expression:
=sum({<periodkeuze=,periode={'<$(gekozen_periode)'}>}value)
PFA