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Can we add the following expression in Variable like this :
Let VCount= 'Count({$<param_name={'Temperature'},param_value={'<=-1'},region_name=>}param_value)';
LET will try to evaluate it. If you just want it as text, use SET
if you then use $(VCount) in a chart expression, it will be evaluated there
Yes but maybe you need SET instead of LET
Use a pair of single quotes to embed a single quote in the expression:
Set VCount= 'Count({$<param_name={''Temperature''},param_value={''<=-1''},region_name=>}param_value)';
Hi Satish,
LET will evaluate the expression so use SET like below
SET VCount= Count({$<param_name={'Temperature'},param_value={'<=-1'},region_name=>}param_value);
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Jagan.
Hi Jonathan,
if i want to use some region_name={'WEST'} in my set analysis.
then how my variable deal with such data ?
Can you explain?
Hi Jagan,
if i want to use some region_name={'WEST'} in my set analysis.
then how my variable deal with such data ?
Can you explain?
Try like this
SET VCount= Count({$<param_name={'Temperature'},param_value={'<=-1'},region_name={'WEST'}>}param_value);