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Set Analysis: Equal to Value1 but Not Equal to Value2 for a Field

Hello,

I need to make a COUNT in a field ACCOUNT_ID for those ACCOUNT_IDs that have a SEQUENCE_ID = 2 but SEQUENCE_ID <> 1

Do you know how could I do that in Set Analysis?

Thank you!

4 Replies
datanibbler
Champion
Champion

Hi mart,

try making your way through the help_file rgd. set_analysis.

You can build a "search expression" inside a set_expression just like you would do in a "normal" expression for a chart, meaning you can use concatenation (the &), sth. like

>>> [field] = {$( =" '<>' & [value_1]")}, [field] = {"[value_2]"} <<<

There is a shorter syntax you can use in a set_expression to combine the two, but I would not necessarily recommend going for the "shorthand" - it is detrimental to the ease_of_understanding of your code for others who might have to work on it.

HTH

Best regards,

DataNibbler

sasikanth
Master
Master

HI

Try some thing like

=count({<SEQUENCE_ID={'2'},SEQUENCE_ID<>{'1"}>}ACCOUNT_ID)

or

=count({<SEQUENCE_ID={'*'}-{'1'}>}ACCOUNT_ID)

javier_florian
Creator III
Creator III

Hi Mart,

You can different options, but I suggest:

- When you want exclude a value:

Count({<Sequence_id-={1}>} Distinct Account_ID)

- When you want count a category value:

Count({<Sequence_id={2}>} Distinct Account_ID)

-JFlorian

Anonymous
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Count({$<SEQUENCE_ID = 2>ACCOUNT_ID}) in that expression