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I want to show Customers that have both Capital AND Aftermarket Usage Qty but NO Service Usage Qty… Maybe with a button? Any advice? Please see the attached.
Yes Marco,
The given sample file is not giving any single Customer due to not fulfilling the requirements.
See my attached sample...
Is that what are you looking for?
Regards,
Patric
Hi,
maybe like
=Sum({$<[Ship To - Customer #]=P({1<Usage={'Capital'}>}[Ship To - Customer #])*P({1<Usage={'Aftermarket'}>}[Ship To - Customer #])-P({1<Usage={'Service'}>}[Ship To - Customer #])>} Quantity)
hope this helps
regards
Marco
Create a Button
Name whatever you want to give
Go to Action Tab
Add -- Select in Field
Field
[Ship To - Customer Name]
Search String
=Concat({<[Ship To - Customer Name] = P({<Usage = {'Aftermarket'}>}) * P({<Usage = {'Capital'}>}) * E({<Usage = {'Service'}>}) >}DISTINCT [Ship To - Customer Name],', ')
Hope this will help!
Hi Manish,
nice one.
Just tried to change your expression to get something like
("GENESEE WATER TREATMENT PLANT"|"IDAHO SPRINGS WTP")
as search string and ended up with
='("'&Concat({<[Ship To - Customer Name] = P({<Usage = {'Aftermarket'}>}) * P({<Usage = {'Capital'}>})>}DISTINCT [Ship To - Customer Name],'"|"')&'")'
(leaving out the 'Service' exclusion because the sample data seems to have no matches for the complete condition)
maybe this helps too
regards
Marco
Yes Marco,
The given sample file is not giving any single Customer due to not fulfilling the requirements.
Thank you all so much for the suggestions. I took the weekend off but will give them a try and let you know how it played out!
I took what I learned from Manish & Marco and changed the use case ; Show me customers with Capital & Service with NO Aftermarket and it worked! Trying to paste the expression in to share. What is the trick to paste expressions in this forum?
Simple Ctrl + v
That's what I've been trying but it doesn't work. Must be my browser..