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Hi All ,
I have a scenario where in a Multibox I have four country , France , Germany , UK , US .
Below is a set expression
Sum({<Value=varible1,Field1={xyz}>}Sale)+
Sum({<Value=varible2>},Field2={xyz}Sale)+
Sum({<Value=varible3>},Field3={xyz},Sale)+
Sum({<Value=varible4>},Field4={xyz},Sale)
My Requirement :
SCENARIO 1 : Single Select
if User selects France from Multibox then , France should go to variable 1 and return me value , but at same time set expression containing other variables should force return me 0
if user selects Germany then , Germany should go go to variable 2 and return me value , but at same time set expression containing other variables should force return me 0
SCENARIO 2 : Multiple Select
if User selects France and Germany from Multibox then France should go to variable 1 and Germany should go go to variable 2 and return me their sum , but at same time set expression containing other variables 3 and 4 should force return me 0
If user selects all four countries then variable 1 should take France , variable 2 should take Germany , variable 3 should take UK , 4 US
if user select France and UK then 1 should take France and variable 3 should take UK while expression with variable 2 and 4 should return forced 0
Based of selection in multibox values should move to respective variable .
my req :
When from multibox having ID nothing is selected then ,
sum of sale of ID1 where Field1 is not null and less than 200 + sum of sale of ID2 where Field 2 less than 30 and not null +
sum of sale of ID3 where Filed 3 is less than 50 and not null .
if anything is selected than their sum of sale excluding null from respective field
Answer to this will probably help me .
Like this
=Count({<Field2 = {'<200'}, ID *= {'ID1'}>+<Field2 = {'<30'}, ID *= {'ID2'}>+<Field2 = {'<50'}, ID *= {'ID3'}>}ID)
Thanks Sunny Bhai . I was able to solve my issue . Actually I was moving in wrong direction .. in short ... I was thinking too much .. it was more like trying to cut an apple with sword . 
