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Dear
please to se the attachement.
Thanks
Hi
The 1 will dissregard the current selection see example below.
sum( {1<Region= {US} >} Sales ) returns the sales for region US disregarding the current selection
Hi,
Can you please describe what you want and what you tried to do to achieve that, as I am having a hard time trying to understand the attached Word document.
Please post the expression you are using and tell me what you think is wrong with it.
Thanks.
Hi
thanks for the kind reply, sorry to be not so clear
I review the doc , please to see if now you can understand better the issue
many thanks
Hi
I must admit that I have not studied your document in detail but at a first glimpse you could try writing this.
rangesum(above(Sum({1<Year = {'2014'},OrderType=, AlsisStatus = {'G','J'}>}CountOrder), 0, Rowno()))
Again I have not studied this in detail but try this expression, I might help you in the right direction.
Hi
just for your info AlsisStatus (database variable name )=OrderType (how we show AlsisStatus variable to user)
so "unfortunatelly" it is already in expression
please why "1<"?
rangesum(above(Sum({1<Year ....
thanks
Hi
The 1 will dissregard the current selection see example below.
sum( {1<Region= {US} >} Sales ) returns the sales for region US disregarding the current selection
Many thanks!