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Hi All,
I have one list box and have sorting expression then i will get top 10 values from there.
but issue is when i going selection one value all other values become hide.
the below screenshot is list box having top 10 divi
and this is after selecting any one i am getting below values all values get hide.
Thanks
Where do you wish to select, in the calculated list box (ranked one) or the field iteself? could you post your working sample qvw?
Hi Tresesco,
I want to select on calculated list box.
for sample apps its is not possible to attache.
Thanks
May be this can help: Preparing examples for Upload - Reduction and Data Scrambling
Hi Tresesco,
My requirement is when i am selecting one division then it will show me all remaining division in grey format.
Thanks
Hi,
In front end we have calculated expression using Rank function, so when you select any values from that listbox it will satisfy the condition for that selection only and for rest values will be null so it will not display as we have used aggr function.
One way could be, calculate the Top10 flag from back end. See the attached application for that.
Instead of list box, take a staright table; use the expression without aggr() to rank and restrict your data set; hide the expression in the presentation tab. See attached sample.
Hi Tresesco,
Thanks for your reply but but i required only list box there.
Thanks
in a listbox, use
= aggr(if(rank(sum({<Division >} Amount),4)<=10, only({<Division>} Division)),Division)
Hi
As per my understandings, your issue is of data reduction after selection of any value.
So you can use SET ANALYSIS expressions to calculate Sum of Value/Amount
For eg. If dimension is STORE, then expression can be written as - Sum({<STORE>} Amount)
This will sum amount with Store wise & from Dimension limits you can restrict Top 10 values. Also in chart when you will select any one value still it will show all values.
Hope this will be helpful.
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Regards,
Prashant P Baste