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I have a column that stated Indonesia Region with another column to all countries including indonesia.
Indonesia - Brunei
Indonesia - Malaysia
Indonesia - China
Indonesia - Indonesia
Indonesia - Singapore
Indonesia - America
Qn is I need two set of formula to derive the data in a column value
One formula for Indonesia - to countries excluding Indonesia
Another formula for Indonesia to Indonesia
Is there any way i can do it?
Hi n1ef5ng1,
Here you are:
1. =Sum({$<[Indonesia Region] -={'Indonesia - Indonesia'}>} Sales)
2. =Sum({$<[Indonesia Region] ={'Indonesia - Indonesia'}>} Sales)
Regards,
Sokkorn
is that under two expression or one expression
Hi,
Two set analyisis.
Rgds,
Sokkorn
This is my code to get Indonesia to Others
=Sum({<
Class_Name = {'Laden'}
,Status = {'T'}
,Unlocode_Place_Of_Loading = {'ID*'}
>} Sales)
This is my code to get Indonesia to Indonesia
=Sum({<
Class_Name = {'Laden'}
,Status = {'T'}
,Unlocode_Place_Of_Loading = {'ID*'}
,Unlocode_Place_of_Discharge = {'ID*'}
>} Sales)
your help is deeply appreciated
Hi n1ef5ng1,
Can you share your app with sample data?
Regards,
Sokkorn
i can't cause i am using personal edition.
How about a simple guaidance?
Tried using if else statement but it does not work.
The problem is to fit in two formula in different condition under one expression
Define a flag for combination Indonesia - Indonesia and Indonesia - Others, then use it anywhere in the appliction, this will solve ur problem.
Try using this expression
if(trim(SubField(Tmp,'-',1))=trim(SubField(Tmp,'-',2)),'Matching','Not Matching')
hwo do you define a flag, something new to me