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I'm making a table with about ten measures. I only want to show the dimension if each of the ten measures are > 25.
How can i do this?
May be this
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion1)
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion2)
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion3)
and so on....
If it includes dimension in calc. Or in script
If(dimension >25, dimension)
And if measures, you can try ti degrade the analysis
Field = {'>25'}
May be this
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion1)
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion2)
If(RangeMin(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8), Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion3)
and so on....
I have calculated measures. I don't have a field or dimension that stores the value so I can't use an if statement or simple set analysis. I'm able to use advanced search set analysis but my expressions are getting ridiculously complex. Hoping for an easier way.
That's it. Still owning these boards I see. Thanks Sunny!
Sunny,
I have another variant to the same problem. How would I show only the dimensions with any column greater than 25? An if statement? Or is there a better way?
So if even one of them is greater than 25, you would like to see the dimension? May be this
If(RangeMax(Column(1), Column(2), Column(3), Column(4), Column(5), Column(6), Column(7), Column(8),Column(9), Column(10)) > 25, Expresion1)
Okay now i'm feeling dumb. Thanks.