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Hi All,
I am creating a straight table the data is in excel and has some blank cells.. In my straight table I do not want to show blank items.
I know I can filter them out with WHERE clause in script itself... however trying to learn how it can be done with SET ANALYSIS.
Here is something which I am trying:
only({1 <len(Description) = {">1"}> } Description) |
Any help on this would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kamal
try:
only({1<Description = {"=len(trim(Description)) >=1"}>} Description)
-trim will remove any spaces to count them as blanks as well
Hope this helps!
try:
only({1<Description = {"=len(trim(Description)) >=1"}>} Description)
-trim will remove any spaces to count them as blanks as well
Hope this helps!
Try
only({1 <Description = {"=len(Description)>1"}> } Description)
just one word....
AWESOME
sure.. it helped.... thanks much
Cheers,
Kamal
If you can elaborate it more...
why did we use "Description =" then criteria..
only({1<Description = {"=len(trim(Description)) >=1"}>} Description)
Because in set modifier we specify field and selection criteria for this field. That is
Field = {...}
We cannot use an expression in place of field.