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marco_puccetti
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator

Set Analysis

Hello i need to let this script to be selection indipendent:

Count({<RICHIESTA_APERTURA={">=$(=(max(RICHIESTA_APERTURA)-6))<=$(=max(RICHIESTA_APERTURA))"}> }DISTINCT NUMERO_PROPOSTA)

How can i do?

Thanks

Marco

8 Replies
m_woolf
Master II
Master II

Isn't it simply: Count({1<..........

Anonymous
Not applicable

Use '1' as set identifier:

Count({1<RICHIESTA_APERTURA={">=$(=(max({1}RICHIESTA_APERTURA)-6))<=$(=max({1}RICHIESTA_APERTURA))"}> }DISTINCT NUMERO_PROPOSTA)

marco_puccetti
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

And on this statement:

Num(Avg(Date(DT_APERTURA_CONTO) - Date(DT_RICHIESTA_APERTURA,'DD-MM-YYYY')),'00')

Thanks

Marco

sunny_talwar

Try this:


=Num(Avg({1} Date(Only({1} DT_APERTURA_CONTO)) - Date(Only({1} DT_RICHIESTA_APERTURA),'DD-MM-YYYY')),'00')

marco_puccetti
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Is it necessary the use of Only?

Marco

sunny_talwar

‌If you want to try without them.... You can.... See if without them makes sense, but then you won't be able to use {1} within date function. So try with and without them and see if it makes any difference or not  

marco_puccetti
Partner - Creator
Partner - Creator
Author

Thanks

Marco

sunny_talwar

If it worked, then I would request you to mark correct and helpful answers to close this thread.

Best,

Sunny