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Hello All,
Count({1<[SEGMENT] = {'*'}>} {[Alternate_State1]*$}DISTINCT[Partnumber])
the above expression works fine when no selection is made , but when I made select to the listbox of SEGMENT, then it points to that particular SEGMENT selection which I don't want . I followed the post at Creating a static Chart | Qlik Community but no luck .
please advice
thanks ,
Arun
Hi,
If you want that your chart won't changed on any changes then simply nullify those field from your set analysis.
or simply right click on chart > select Detach
Regards,
Hi Arun,
I am not sure why you are using multiple statements in Set analysis.
Count ({1} [Partnumber]) will sort out your issue if you don't want any selection affect on your chart.
Regards,
Anupam
Hi,
Try this
=Count({[Alternate_State1]<[SEGMENT] =$::[SEGMENT]>} DISTINCT [Partnumber])
Thanks,
Pooja
Hi Anupam, thanks for the reply
When I try the below suntax as per your advice, it does the same thing.
where ,
Alternate_State1 = Distributor1 , locked in a list box.
= Count ({1} {[Alternate_State1]*$} DISTINCT [Partnumber])
. Basically , I want to get total distinct count all Part Numbers of all segments for distributor1. If I choose any Segment , it should not show total distinct count of part numbers for that particular segment. Currently above syntax total Distinct Count of all Partnumbers for segment but for all Distributors too. Need to filter it one distributor only .
Thanks in Advance,
Arun
Hi Pooja, Thanks for the reply , I tried your syntax, the values are off by 100's .
Count({[Alternate_State1]<[SEGMENT] =$::[SEGMENT]>} DISTINCT [Partnumber]) | Correct Distinct Count of Partnumbers |
919 | 734 |
853 | 605 |
756 | 591 |
726 | 583 |
706 | 460 |
596 | 446 |
566 | 398 |
529 | 399 |
519 | 400 |
501 | 389 |
482 | 361 |
475 | 346 |
454 | 283 |
401 | 296 |