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Hi,
try this as expression
=avg({<salesdate=>} aggr(sum({<salesdate=>} amount),dept,salesdate))
The set expression used {<salesdate=>} will clear your selection on that field, but will still consider your selection on department. If you need to clear selection on department, too, use
=avg({<salesdate=,dept=>} aggr(sum({<salesdate=,dept=>} amount),dept,salesdate))
or use set identifier {1} to ignore any selections:
=avg({1} aggr(sum({1} amount),dept,salesdate))
Please have a look into the manual, set analysis, too.
Regards,
Stefan
Hi,
try this as expression
=avg({<salesdate=>} aggr(sum({<salesdate=>} amount),dept,salesdate))
The set expression used {<salesdate=>} will clear your selection on that field, but will still consider your selection on department. If you need to clear selection on department, too, use
=avg({<salesdate=,dept=>} aggr(sum({<salesdate=,dept=>} amount),dept,salesdate))
or use set identifier {1} to ignore any selections:
=avg({1} aggr(sum({1} amount),dept,salesdate))
Please have a look into the manual, set analysis, too.
Regards,
Stefan
Great it works thans a lot!!