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What’s wrong this set analysis
=sum({$<[Country]={'Germany','United Kingdom, 'France'}>}$(vTotalSale))
Change the value of variable to:
if( CURRENCY='eur', QTY*PRICE, QTY*PRICE*[EX RATE] )
and use the set expression that you have already written on Text Object of your qvw file.
sum({$<[Country]={'Germany','United Kingdom, 'France'}>}$(vTotalSale))
See the red coclor says that one brachet is needed
sum({$<[Country]={'Germany','United Kingdom, 'France'}>}vTotalSale))
Hi
=sum({$<[Country]={'Germany','United Kingdom', 'France'}>}$(vTotalSale))
use this analysis
And 'United Kingdom' semicolon is not there
Regards
Shivaji
Thanks for your reply. But I am getting value 0...
=sum({$<[Country]={'Germany','United Kingdom, 'France'}>}vTotalSale)
Here vTotalSale is varialble defines Invoice Total....
=Sum({$<Country={$(=Germany)},Country={$(=France)},Country={$(=United Kingdom)}>}vTotalSales)
Hi
=Sum({$<Country={$(=Germany)},Country={$(=France)},Country={$(=United Kingdom)}>}$(vTotalSales))
Regards
shivaji
Not Working....
Sum( { $ < [country] = {'Germany','United Kingdom','France'} > } $(vTotalSale) )
Above set expression should work, provided you have defined vTotalSale correctly.
Make sure that vTotalSale does not start with = sign in variable overive dialog box.
Hi,
Can you share definition of vTotalSale here?
Regards,
Sokkorn