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Or statement in variable

Hi, I want to make a variable with an or-statement.

Need some help?

=sum({<Groep1={'M10' } or Groep1={'M20'}>}MISTotaal)

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alexandros17
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=sum({<Groep1={'M10' ,'M20'}>}MISTotaal)

hope it  helps

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alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

=sum({<Groep1={'M10' ,'M20'}>}MISTotaal)

hope it  helps

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But now, I want to use this variable in my chart.
When I just put vVerkoop (title of the variable =sum({<Groep1={'M10' ,'M20'}>}MISTotaal) )

in the expression, I got error: allocated memory exceeded

Is it possible to just mention the variable, or should I paste =sum({<Groep1={'M10' ,'M20'}>}MISTotaal) in the expression?

alexandros17
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

vVerkoop                        sum({<Groep1={'M10' ,'M20'}>}MISTotaal) )

IN the expression refer to

$(vVerkoop)