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I have a container holding 3 text objects (TX100, TX101 & TX102). TX100 has the following expression:
=Count({<[CAPA.Status]-={'Closed'},
[CAPA.Division] = {'VST'}
>} [CAPA.CAPA No])
The other two text boxes have similar expressions, the common thread is the [CAPA.Division] = {'VST'}.
Is it possible to force the "VST' into the container's caption? That way when I change out the text boxes with different divisions, I don't have to retype the division's designation every time?
Thanks.
Jeff
Did you tried using Only() function.
In my case I used something like : =only({<itemid={26}>}address) in the Title of a chart.
This will return me the Address Name of Itemid=26.
Is that what you are looking for?
Thanks,
Angad
Angad:
What I have now in the container caption is "CAPA - VST".
I would like the 'VST' to match whatever is entered in the expression of the Text Object.
Thanks.
Jeff
try this
='Division '&FirstSortedValue(CAPA.Division,-Aggr(Count({<[CAPA.Division] = {'VST'}>}[CAPA.CAPA No]]),CAPA.Division))
Sunil:
Sort of, Except I want it to depend on what is in the 3 text objects. I have 7 other containers on the page with data from different divisions.
Jeff