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set analysis expression

Hi,

I've created an expression in a pivot table chart where I limit the data to only certain types of sales:

count({$<sales = {'NorthAmerica'}>}sales)

I want to expand this expression to NOT include a certain type of sale,something like this

Count({$<'Category ID' <> {'1'}>}'Category ID')

How do I combine these into one expression? 

Thanks!

5 Replies
Nicole-Smith

count({$<sales = {'NorthAmerica'}>-<[Category ID]={1}>}sales)

agilos_mla
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Hi Brian,

Try :

count({$<sales = {'NorthAmerica'}, [Category ID]-={'1'}>}sales)

You can use multiple conditions in the set analysis separated by comma. Here to exclude the category ID I use the minus sign before the ={'1}.

Michael

greg-anderson
Luminary Alumni
Luminary Alumni

This is the format that has worked best for me.

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santharubban
Creator III
Creator III

try this

count({$<sales = {'NorthAmerica'}, [Category ID]={'<>(1)'}>}sales)

or

count({$<sales = {'NorthAmerica'}, [Category ID]={"<>(=1)"}>}sales)