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Set Analysis Question

Hi

I'm trying to filter down results on 2 variables, min and max age, and counting number of clients within specified boundaries, and I have looked on similar threads, but my coding does not produce the necessary answer, any ideas?

COUNT({<AGE = {>=$(=vMinAge)<=

$(=vMaxAge)}>} Client)

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

COUNT({<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<=$(=vMaxAge)"}>} Client)

or

COUNT({<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<=$(=vMaxAge)"}>} Distinct Client)

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

COUNT({<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<=$(=vMaxAge)"}>} Client)

or

COUNT({<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<=$(=vMaxAge)"}>} Distinct Client)

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PFA.

Thanks,

Ram

its_anandrjs
Champion III
Champion III

COUNT(DISTINT  {<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<= $(=vMaxAge)"}>} Client)


AND


COUNT( {<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<= $(=vMaxAge)"}>} Client)


VishalWaghole
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi Gerhard,

COUNT({<AGE = {">=$(=vMinAge)<=$(=vMaxAge)"}>} Client)

Put set analysis condition into double inverted comma and try if not possible then send your dummy application.

- Regards,

Vishal Waghole

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Hi all

Thanks for the quick responses, got the required result. Have read through a few topics on set analysis but could not find the correct syntaxes.

Really appreciate your help

Gerhard