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I have three prices for each item that we sell:
Billed Price, Entitlement Price, List Price
for each: labor and material
Entitlement Price is the only selection which may be NULL
I have the pdf by Mackay on Set analysis, but it also assumes just a touch more knowledge than I have,
after one week. . . but I can't figure out from reading it, how to select a set with one parameter equal to
and the second parameter not null or greater than zero
any suggestions?
sum({$<Labor={'Y'},IsNum(Entitlement_Rate)>} Billed)
thank you in advance. .
TL
Hi
Try like this
sum({<Labor={'Y'},Entitlement_Rate = {">0"}>} Billed) //greater than zero
sum({<Labor={'Y'},Entitlement_Rate = {"*"}>} Billed) //get not null value
Hi
Try like this
sum({<Labor={'Y'},Entitlement_Rate = {">0"}>} Billed) //greater than zero
sum({<Labor={'Y'},Entitlement_Rate = {"*"}>} Billed) //get not null value
Mayil Vahanan Ramasamy |
Thanks Mayil Vahanan Ramasamy - works like a champ!