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Set analysis with <>

Hi,

i am having issues with a <> in a set analysis? How can i solve this?

=-count( {<PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione <> {'Cancellazione Albo'} ,PF_OUT_Gruppo_Origine = {'$(vAlbo1)'} >}DISTINCT PF_OUT_Origine_Promotore)

Tx

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Hi,

Try siomething like this:

count( {<PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione = PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione - {'Cancellazione Albo'} ,PF_OUT_Gruppo_Origine = {'$(vAlbo1)'} >}DISTINCT PF_OUT_Origine_Promotore)

Regards.

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jpenuliar
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

try "-=" instead of "<>"

you might get a red line on the expression window but if Expression OK, it works

Anonymous
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doesnt work 😞

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Hi,

Try siomething like this:

count( {<PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione = PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione - {'Cancellazione Albo'} ,PF_OUT_Gruppo_Origine = {'$(vAlbo1)'} >}DISTINCT PF_OUT_Origine_Promotore)

Regards.

jpenuliar
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

hmm, how about PF_OUT_Gruppo_Destinazione = {'*'} - {'Cancellazione Albo'}

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Try:


count( {<PF_OUT _Gruppo_Destinazione -= {'Cancellazione Albo'}, PF_OUT_Gruppo_Origine = {'$(vAlbo1)'} >}DISTINCT PF_OUT_Origini_Promotore)


if that does not work there may be an issue with your variable and how you have that formatted.

simondachstr
Specialist III
Specialist III

Niccolo, using -= does work - the expression editor weirdly underlines it as red but the expression itself evaluates correctly.

qlikconsultant
Creator III
Creator III

Yes QlikView is case sensitive.