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Hi,
have a set analysis in which I thought would be simple that looks in accounting transactions:
sum({1< [Name]=p(Name), Financial_Year=p(Financial_Year), Financial_period = {'<=$(vPeriodefinanciere)'}>}(Amount))
I have a list box for Financial_Year and a list box for Financial_period (that triggers the variable vPeriodeFinanciere to be the possible value) .
So this works well without the "Name" set modifyer (ie: I get the whole year aka all the periodes below my chosen one), but alas, I want my user to be able to filter by name in this pivot chart.So I had to add the set modifyer Name = p(Name).
What happens in my pivot when I add that, is that I get only values that are possible in a selected period, plus all the values that are outside this period but only for the "Names" that exist in this period.
What am I not understanding about set analysis that I thought I understood for the past 2 years 😕
How do I get allll transactions and still let my user select a single "Name" if he wants.
Try like:
sum({1< [Name]=$::Name, Financial_Year=p(Financial_Year), Financial_period = {'<=$(vPeriodefinanciere)'}>}(Amount))
That didn't realy work. When I select a Name that doesn't exist in the current period selected, all the selections go to scrap.
I think I need to review the idea of havina user be able to select a "Name"