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Hello,
I´d like to know, if is possible to join 2 set expressions (below) together in one expression.
The expresions are:
1. sum ({1<Field_X={Budget}>} Value)
2. sum ({$<Project_Name>} Value)
I need to show value of Budget (full set of all the records) together with Project_Name (the records of the current selection)
It should be used in a bar chart where I want to display sum of Budget for whole year independently of current selection of months and simultaneously the budget should change with a selection of type of Project_Name.
Is any different way to solve this problem?
Thanks
Hi,
Check with this
sum ({<YearField=,MonthField=,Field_X={Budget}>} Value)
Celambarasan
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Hello,
I´d like to know, if is possible to join 2 set expressions (below) together in one expression.
The expresions are:
1. sum ({1<Field_X={Budget}>} Value)
2. sum ({$<Project_Name>} Value)
I need to show value of Budget (full set of all the records) together with Project_Name (the records of the current selection)
It should be used in a bar chart where I want to display sum of Budget for whole year independently of current selection of months and simultaneously the budget should change with a selection of type of Project_Name.
Is any different way to solve this problem?
Thanks
Hi,
try following:
Sum( {<AnyField=, Field_X={Budget} >} Value)
This would for Sum ignore every selection made over the field “AnyField”
Hi,
Check with this
sum ({<YearField=,MonthField=,Field_X={Budget}>} Value)
Celambarasan
Thank you very much,
it works greatly