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Master Calendar and Set Analysis

Hello,

I'm having an issue comparing dates and getting sums of amounts using a master calendar.

I'm trying to find all open amounts as of a current date. 

For example, if I select 12/31/13 as my date, I want to see all open amounts as of that date but I can't get it to work using set analysis.

Here's my current expression:

Sum({$<TRANSDATE = {"<=$ (=Master_Calendar.Date)"} >} AMOUNT)

Currently, I'm only getting 0's when running the application.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

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maxgro
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Sum( { $<TRANSDATE ={"<=$(=max(Master_Calendar.Date))"} >} AMOUNT)

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Colin-Albert

try      Sum( {$ <TRANSDATE= {"<=Master_Calendar.Date"} >} AMOUNT)]

or      Sum({$<TRANSDATE = {"<=$(=Master_Calendar.Date)"} >} AMOUNT)

Your expression has an extra space between $ and (=   

$(=  must be entered without spaces between the 3 characters.

maxgro
MVP
MVP

Sum( { $<TRANSDATE ={"<=$(=max(Master_Calendar.Date))"} >} AMOUNT)

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Hi

I have one question

is there any field to find which amount is open and which is closed????

Anonymous
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Thank you, this works!  Would you know if there's a way to get a range in the expression? 

For instance, I'm trying to find amounts where if a transaction date is less than the master calendar date and the due date is 30 days before the master calendar date, show the amount.

I'm thinking it would be something like this but again, it's all 0's:

Sum({$<TRANSDATE={"<=$(=max(Master_Calendar.Date))"}, DUEDATE = {"$(=Master_Calendar.Date - DUEDATE >= 30)"}>}AMOUNT)

Sorry if it seems like I'm asking a lot, I'm still pretty new to Qlikview.