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Hi all,
What I want to do is the following:
I'm comparing things btw today and today-7, as it's abvious, if I reload in 17h, I will have the values of today untill 17h but all the values of today-7 since all the data already exists in the source.
Instead, I want my table to stop at the quarter 17h (the last charged date); in this case exactly at 16h30-16h45.
I've tried to use this expression here which in different graphs will bring only the data before th16h43 (the last charged date of today).
But, that didn't affect a thing !
What to do?
Not sure I completely understand. Are you hiding a complete dimension based on time of the day you are looking at this report?
I have to dates I'm working with:
today and today-7 which I've put in variables (vDayMax to refer to today and vTodayMin)
Here are my expressions for the "CA" for example:
cumul-CA( J )
RangeSum(above(Sum({$<[Day of date]={"$(=$(vDayMax))" }>} Montant_Vente),0,RowNo()))
and
Cumul-CA (J-7)
RangeSum(above(Sum({$<[Day of date]={"$(=$(vDayMin))" }>} Montant_Vente),0,RowNo()))
My Dimension is quarter of hour :
=time(QHour,'hh:mm')&'-'&Time(QHour +'00:15','hh:mm')
If I reload today a 16h43, I will have data till QHour 16h30-16h45 and 0 for the rest of the day, while I'll be having results in the today-7 because all the data already exists !
I want the table to stop in 16:30-16:45, the last QHour charged in today.
In other Graphs, this is what I do to stop in the last charged day
(Sum({$<[Day of date]={"$(=$(vDayMin))" },Time={'<=$(=Time(vMaxDate2))'}>}Montant_Vente))
with vMaxDate2 as calculated variable which contains the last updated date, for example : 05/04/2016 18:35:32.
I want to do the same thing in the table, I tried to place a condition like this :
But it didn't affect the table.
Hope it's all clear now !
The place where you are adding the condition is to show/hide a dimension. You will have to use this condition as an if statement or set analysis within your dimension or expression. I would prefer using it in the expression as set analysis, but to get the exact expression, it would be easier if I can have a sample to work with. Else its all guess work
Yes, it worked with a set analysis as you mentionned; here's the expression of one of the columns:
Sum({$<[Day of date]={"$(=$(vDayMax))" },Time={'<=$(=Time(vMaxDate2))'}>}Montant_Vente)
result :
So you have the issue resolved, right?