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Set Analysis Variables

Hello i am struggling with an expression.I have two variables below.

vWeekStartCY = date(date(WeekEnd(MakeWeekDate(year(today()),num(right([Year Week],2),00)-1)))+1)

vWeekEndCY        = date(WeekEnd(MakeWeekDate(year(today()),right([Year Week],2))))

Final Statement

=count({<cus_StartDatum = {">=$(vWeekStartCY)<= $(vWeekEndCY"},
bu3_Market=>} distinct TP_ID)

However the result is 0.

this should not be the case , a helpy hint with my set analysis is much appreicated.

Best

/Brad

6 Replies
MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Try

=count({<cus_StartDatum = {">=$(=vWeekStartCY)<= $(=vWeekEndCY"},
bu3_Market=>} distinct TP_ID)

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Author

still not working but thank you for replying

MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Create two text boxes and use below expressions and let us know the result you are getting...

1)

=$(vWeekStartCY)


2)

=$(vWeekEndCY)


Also provide format of cus_StartDatum


tresesco
MVP
MVP

Check how the values are coming in variables, are they of similar formats to the dates in field cus_StartDatum ?

mightyqlikers
Creator III
Creator III

hi

what you want to get in the two variables .


vWeekStartCY

vWeekEndCY       


try to display those values in textboxes then try in set analysis


Regards

$@M.

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Author

Yes they are in the correct format  all of them.

YYYY-MM-DD