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Hi everybody,
I create 2 calculated dimensions =Sign(Aggr(Sum(%PNV),[OrderPost_id])) and =if(Sign(Aggr(Sum(%RBC),[OrderPost_id]))<>1,'Negative RBC','Positive RBC').
The calculated dimension with RBC works for all the data except when the PNV is negative, it gives me this :
I don't understand why there's a '1' for negative numbers with PNV calculated dimension. Besides, as you can see, it shows 'Negative RBC' for only 2 rows but not for the others with RBC calculated dimension.
Do you have an idea of what could be the reason of it ?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Loreen
=Sign(Aggr(Sum(%PNV),[OrderPost_id]))
=if(Sign(Aggr(Sum(%RBC),[OrderPost_id]))<>1,'Negative RBC','Positive RBC').
I dont think %PNV and %RBC are same . Are they ?
Maybe the context of your calculation is wrong - means you might need a different and/or further dimensions within the aggr().
- Marcus
What is PNV column here a calculated dimension? a dimension? or a measure? If it is not a straight field... can you share the expression behind it?
Here are the data that I obtain with the calculated dimensions (last 2 columns) :
The result that I'm looking for is that the column RBC and the column with the calculated dimension =Aggr(sum(%RBC),OrderPost_id) show the same number. It works for every positive number, but not with negative ones. I don't understand how these amounts are calculated. I tried to change the dimension in the aggr function but it doesn't seem to work.