Please confirm what appears to be buggy behavior when using an if() statement in an expression rendered as a Mini Chart. I've attached a sample application. The expressions below render or don't render the mini-chart based on trivial differences in the if-condition.
With the first group, having sum() in the if-condition works but only() reduces the mini chart to one period.
Most baffling is the second group. With column(1) specified in the if-condition, the chart renders. With column(2), it does not. Columns 1 and 2 are the same.
The third group just shows that the optional else condition is required for the mini-chart to render. Not a big, but it took me a while to discover this.
=if(Not IsNull(column(1)), Sum({<period=>}value), 0) //works =if(Not IsNull(column(2)), Sum({<period=>}value), 0) //does not work
=if(Not IsNull(column(1)), Sum({<period=>}value), 0) //works =if(Not IsNull(column(1)), Sum({<period=>}value)) //does not work
This is frustrating as I'm trying to write some expressions using the mini-chart expressions, but it's hard with the if-condition not working consistently.
I'm not sure if there is anything what is unexpected - the expressions are differently and therefore their results, too. The best thing to check such things is to put the expression-parts into separate columns and then comparing it against the behind data if there are really unexpected results.
In your case I could imagine that you don't need this if and something like this would work:
