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Subsetting data WITHOUT selecting

Hello,

I'm new to Qlikview, and still wrapping my head around the syntax/logic of Qlickview expressions.   My data in cumulative, similar to the table given below, and I'm trying to make a series of charts out of it.  The first two charts are line charts showing trend lines for all days selected by the max/min of a slider bar.  The third chart is supposed to be a pie chart showing the distribution of "Type" AT THE MAX DEVELOPMENT DAY SELECTED.  So, if the slider selects days 2-4, the pie chart should sum(notices) where "Development Days" = 4.  This would provide the trend to a point, and then the distribution between "Type" at the end point. 

I've been trying

Sum(If(NumMax([Dev_days])=[Dev_days],[notices],0))

but the results still change based on the minimum. 

Development DaysTypeNotices
1

A

2
2A8
3A

11

4A14
5A17
1B3
2B7
3B12
4B16
5B21
6B24

Thank you in advance for your help!

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

Try a set expression:

sum({<[Dev_days] = {$(=max([Dev_days]))}>} [notices] )

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swuehl
MVP
MVP

Try a set expression:

sum({<[Dev_days] = {$(=max([Dev_days]))}>} [notices] )

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Author

Thank you!  That worked perfectly, and now I know there are things called "sets" in Qlikview to search in the future.