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This was the original formula I was using in a bar chart until I was told we needed to trim down the displayed system names:
=(count({$<history_status_name={'Resubmitted'}>}history_update_date)/count(add_date))
So I tried some set analysis wizard and it came out with the following formula, but of course QV didn't like it.
=count({$<system_name-={'Capacity Tool Addition','CN Release - Test Wafer','New Development','Production'}>}(count({$<history_status_name={'Resubmitted'}>}history_update_date)/count(add_date)))
I need to exclude the 4 system names first, and then use history status names of "Resubmitted" in the calculations. Any suggestions?
I'm afraid I don't understand your requirements. Does this do what you want:
=count({$<system_name-={'Capacity Tool Addition','CN Release - Test Wafer','New Development','Production'},history_status_name={'Resubmitted'}>}history_update_date)/count(add_date)))
I'm afraid I don't understand your requirements. Does this do what you want:
=count({$<system_name-={'Capacity Tool Addition','CN Release - Test Wafer','New Development','Production'},history_status_name={'Resubmitted'}>}history_update_date)/count(add_date)))
Try This
=count({1-$<system_name={'Capacity Tool Addition','CN Release - Test Wafer','New Development','Production'},history_status_name={'Resubmitted'}>}history_update_date)/count(add_date)))
Regards,
Nirmal.
Yes it does, Gysbert! I had to remove two parantheses at the end and it still underlined everything after:
=count({$<system_name-=
with a squiggly red line, but it was exactly what I needed. This will help tremendously with the rest of my expressoins as well.