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Search String Variable in Set Anaylsis

Hi all,

I am trying to build a seach variable to use in set anaylsis based on the selections a user makes in a field.

I have two fields which contain the same values.

Field1

Option1        

Option2

Field2

Option1

Option2

I have created a variable vSelections that takes the selections from Field1 and outputs(if both are selected)

'Option1' , 'Option2'

I want to then use this in set anaylsis

Something like sum({$<Field2 = {$(vSelections)>} Counter)

I cant seem to get it to work - so my question is- Is this right way of doing things or is there a better way? Can anyone see what I am doing wrong?

Thanks for you time

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

I think this should work just fine (you are missing a curly bracket, but I assume that's a typo in your post).

See attached.

You could maybe use also something like

sum({$<Field2 = p(Field1) >} Counter)

or


sum({$<Field2 = Field1 >} Counter)

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

I think this should work just fine (you are missing a curly bracket, but I assume that's a typo in your post).

See attached.

You could maybe use also something like

sum({$<Field2 = p(Field1) >} Counter)

or


sum({$<Field2 = Field1 >} Counter)

fosuzuki
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

I guess you missed a "}" in your formula, after the vSelections expansion:

sum({$<Field2 = {$(vSelections)}>} Counter)

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Author

thanks for you help guys - i think the main issue is I cant seem to ever get my doller sign expansions working,

its quite hard to review what you are outputing with it