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Hello,
I've created a variable vTopBoxScore, and intentionally left the '=' out so it will calculate per row in my pivot table.
NUM((SUM([TB MO Number Indicator NBR]) / Count([TB MO Case ID])) * 100, '##.#'))
In an expression within the pivot table then, I would then like to show a max benchmarking score that is less than or equal to the variable. I've tried the sytnax below, but it isn't returning anything.
=MAX({$<[TB Overall BR Benchmark Score Amount] = {"<=$(vTopBoxScore)"}>} [TB Overall BR Benchmark Score Amount])
I've also tried changing the dollar sign expansion to the below, but then it seems to always return the max benchmarking score, and ignore the set analysis all together.
=MAX({$<[TB Overall BR Benchmark Score Amount] = {"<=$($vTopBoxScore)"}>} [TB Overall BR Benchmark Score Amount])
Is there perhaps a different way I should be using the dollar sign expansion, or a different syntax in the expression? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Amy
You vTopBoxScore variable has mismatched parentheses
You vTopBoxScore variable has mismatched parentheses
Ah, sorry, I missed a parentheses when I copied and pasted into my post.
The variable looks like this:
(NUM((SUM([TB MO Number Indicator NBR]) / Count([TB MO Case ID])) * 100, '##.#'))