ValueList and aggr

[#1]

Hello,

I really need your help with ValueList and aggr function.

I have table with power usage and want to give out the KW and the KwH per phase . We have 3 phases.

My ValueList: =ValueList('Phase 1','Phase 2','Phase 3', 'Summe')

         

My actual expression for KW is:

if(ValueList('Phase 1','Phase 2','Phase 3','Summe')='Phase 1',

sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1)),
if(ValueList('Phase 1','Phase 2','Phase 3','Summe')='Phase 2',

sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1)),
if(ValueList('Phase 1','Phase 2','Phase 3','Summe')='Phase 3',

sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1)),
if(ValueList('Phase 1','Phase 2','Phase 3','Summe')='Summe',
sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1))          
+sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1))
+sum(aggr(avg(phase1_avg),PDU1))
))))

For KW in phase 2 and 3 I only get 0-Values. It just show the same values like in phase 1.

When I try with NODISTINCT I get no the right results.

Just for example I used for all ValueList-Options the phase1_avg.

In the real application I will get different values for phase 1, phase 2 and phase 3.

Do you have any idea?

Thanks,for any help in adavance.

Best regards
Sabine

[sunny_talwar · Accepted solution]

Read this blog:

Q-Tip # 14 – AGGR() and Synthetic Dimensions | Natural Synergies

[#3]

Hi Sunny,

many thanks for this link.

This helped me a lot.

Thanks and best regards

Sabine

[sunny_talwar]

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