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null values

hi experts,

i have the following set analysis expression for calculating a field in a pivot table.

Expression:

=Num(Avg(Aggr(

Count({<CalendarDate=, CalendarMonthYear= {">=$(=date(MonthStart(Max(CalendarDate))))<=$(=date(Max(CalendarDate)))"}>} Unanswered)

/

(Sum({<CalendarDate=, CalendarMonthYear= {">=$(=date(MonthStart(Max(CalendarDate))))<=$(=date(Max(CalendarDate)))"}>} Answered)

+

Sum({<CalendarDate=, CalendarMonthYear= {">=$(=date(MonthStart(Max(CalendarDate))))<=$(=date(Max(CalendarDate)))"}>} Unanswered))

,branchname)))



i m getting some null values in some rows. because of this null value, the next field which depends on this field also gets null value.

so, i want to show the null values as zero value.

How can i do that.

please give me suggestions.

1 Solution

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Hi,

maybe wrap your expression in a rangemax() function. That will ensure you have a value.

Rangemax(myexpressionhere,0)

hope that helps

Joe

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buzzy996
Master II
Master II

select ur expression and try thisnull.PNG

Gabriel
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Hi,

I would just wrap all the expression inside IF(ISNULL())


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hi Gabriel,

thanks for the reply.

i tried this, but its not working.

can u please help me with the complete expression?

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Hi,

maybe wrap your expression in a rangemax() function. That will ensure you have a value.

Rangemax(myexpressionhere,0)

hope that helps

Joe

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thanks a lot joe

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no problem glad to help