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[xyz1]

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[luismadriz · Accepted solution]

Hmmm, it'll be interesting to see other comments from the community.

I've done it but instead of a filter pane I've used a straight table, with the project name as the dimension and a measure such as this one: Count({<Flag = {'Ending'}>} [NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)])

I hope this helps,

Cheers,

Luis

[woshua5550]

these two expressions will work if you just want get the list

=ValueList($(=Concat({<Flag = {Starting}>}Chr(39) & [NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)]& Chr(39),',')))

=ValueList($(=Concat({<Flag = {Starting}>}Chr(39) & [NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)]& Chr(39),',')))

however , you can't use it as filter any more

[Ralf_Heukäufer]

In your case you can use

=if(Date=Start,[NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)])

for your Start filter and:

=if(Date=End,[NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)])

for your end Filter

[Ralf_Heukäufer]

[luismadriz]

Oh I think I got it,

Please try with this on the filter pane:

=AGGR(Only({<Flag = {'Ending'}>} [NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)]),[NAME OF PROJECT (Code - Title)])

It makes all the difference that you've sent a qvf,

Cheers,

Luis

[luismadriz]

I forgot:

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