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Set analysis problem

Hi,

I must calculate stock on two given dates. Set analysis are

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(vFirstDate)"}>}Quantity)

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(vSecondDate)"}>}Quantity)

Both results are always same despite different dates.

Any ideas?

TIA

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sunny_talwar

How about this?

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(=vFirstDate)"}>}Quantity)

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(=vSecondDate)"}>}Quantity)

or

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(=$(vFirstDate))"}>}Quantity)

Sum({1<Date={"<=$(=$(vSecondDate))"}>}Quantity)

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Anil_Babu_Samineni

Can you define variables? Ane can you try from text object with two variables and see how values / Date seems

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Author

Variables are

LetFirstDate = Today();

Let SecondDate = Today();

Variables in a text box are in numeric format

Anil_Babu_Samineni

When you say two variables given Today() then what is the use to make of two set analysis.

Variables in a text box are in numeric format

May be change to Date(Today()) -- It will DD/MM/YYYY Format in qlikview

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Try this ,working fine for me .

=sum({$<Date={"$(vLastDate)"}>}Stock)

=sum({$<Date={"$(vFirstDate)"}>}Stock)

sravanthialuval
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Creator

Try this

Sum({1<Date={"$(='<=' & $(vFirstDate) & '<=' & $(vSecondDate))"}>}Quantity)

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Author

That didn't help

Thx anyway

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Author

I can't use $ qualifier, must be 1 (all)

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Author

Returns zero values and results must be in two separate columns

Anil_Babu_Samineni

So then tell me your business logic to give solution. In fact, your set operator is not that much understand

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