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EGilbert
Contributor III
Contributor III

value result as a label

I have a table with a number of fields and 2 of them are

Manufacturer & Region

I would like the label of the expression to be shown as the manufacturer based on a specific region.

I tried the below formula:

=if([Region]='NA',Manufacturer,) 

Where 'NA' is a data response in the Region Field.  There are no duplicates in the Region field either.  I also tried the same formula as a separate expression with no bar and text on Axis selected.  The resulting label and result is blank.  Any ideas?

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

How about trying this:

=Concat( DISTINCT {<Region={NA}>} Manufacturer, ' / ')

 

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petter
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

How about trying this:

=Concat( DISTINCT {<Region={NA}>} Manufacturer, ' / ')

 

petter
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Partner - Champion III

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EGilbert
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Worked great.  Thanks for the suggestion

EGilbert
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Thanks again for the help.  I have added to my dataset and I now would like to show the OEM based still on region but with the highest Utilization in that region.  In the first table each region had 1 OEM/line of data.  I now have multiple OEMs per region and I would like to select the one with the highest amount in the 'Utilization' Field.  I tried using the same concat function and added the max formula I used to get the value in the bar graph but it did not work.  Any ideas on this one?