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Hello,
I have a field selection of a year: OrderYear. I want to make in a clock a set analysis for the selected year.
I tried this but it doesn't work:
=
num(sum ( {$<YearProfitPercent_Year=::Orders_Year>} YearProfitPercent_YearPercent),'#,##0.00%')
Are both fields value sets compatible (e.g. both show numbers 2000 to 2013)?
Are your two year fields linked with each other in your data model? If so, if you select a year in Orders_Year, the same year is possible in YearProfitPercent_Year?
Yes, they are connected and compatible. Thanks,
I think it might be something small with the syntax
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Re: question about set analysis
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Are both fields value sets compatible (e.g. both show numbers 2000 to 2013)?
Are your two year fields linked with each other in your data model? If so, if you select a year in Orders_Year, the same year is possible in YearProfitPercent_Year?
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If you think so, try simplifying your expression (remove the num() formatting, check if your expression works with a constant field set modifier, e.g.
YearProfitPercent_Year= {2013}
Your data model may cause this issue, too, maybe you need to ignore the selection in Orders_Year:
sum ( {$<YearProfitPercent_Year=::Orders_Year, Orders_Year= >} YearProfitPercent_YearPercent)
But I don't know enough about your model and setting, so if possible, it would be helpful to post a sample qvw that demonstrate your issue.