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TypeOfIncident='Request' && (IsSecondBreached ='True' || IsThirdBreached='True' || IsResolutionBreached ='True')
how can we convert the above condition to a set analysis statement?
regards
H
Hi,
Its typo mistake.
Count({1<TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>*(<IsSecondBreached ={'True'}>+<IsThirdBreached={'True'}>+<IsResolutionBreached ={'True'}>)} Distinct [Counter Incident Number])
Now check with it
Celambarasan
Hi,
Check with this,
Sum({<TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>*(<IsSecondBreached ={'True'}>+<IsThirdBreached={'True'}>+<IsResolutionBreached ={'True'}>)>} FieldName)
Celambarasan
Hi,
I am looking to get something like this:
Count({1<[Type of Incident] = {"Request"}, [Is SecondBreached] = {"True"} or [IsThirdBreached]={'True'} or
TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>}Distinct [Counter Incident Number])
Does this helps. how to get the 'or' condition in set analysis?
Regards,
H
Hi,
In set analysis you can use * for 'and' like below between 2 sets, then + for 'or' between 2 sets.
Count({1<TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>*(<IsSecondBreached ={'True'}>+<IsThirdBreached={'True'}>+<IsResolutionBreached ={'True'}>)>} Distinct [Counter Incident Number])
Did you checked like this?it doesn't gives you the same result?
Celambarasan
Count({1<TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>*(<IsSecondBreached ={'True'}>+<IsThirdBreached={'True'}>+<IsResolutionBreached ={'True'}>)>} ---> Its showing error in expression here for the part i have marked in bold.
Distinct [Counter Incident Number])
Hi,
Its typo mistake.
Count({1<TypeOfIncident={'Request'}>*(<IsSecondBreached ={'True'}>+<IsThirdBreached={'True'}>+<IsResolutionBreached ={'True'}>)} Distinct [Counter Incident Number])
Now check with it
Celambarasan
Thanks its working now.
H