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Hi,
Below is my expression
=Count({1<U_Available_Status={"Not For Sale","Blocked","Available","Sold","Booked"},
FiscalYear=,FiscalQuarter=,FiscalMonth=,Week#=,[Day (#)]=,
P_Name=P(P_Name),B_Name=p(B_Name),T_Name=P(T_Name),Product_Name=p(Product_Name)>}DISTINCT U_ID)
I am trying to filter the count only with p_name not with FiscalYear,FiscalQuarter,FiscalMonth,Week# and [Day (#)].
Please check the expression.
Reagrds,
Keerthi KS
Count({$<U_Available_Status={"Blocked","Available","Sold","Booked","Not Available","Not for Sale"},FiscalYear=,FiscalQuarter=,FiscalMonth=,Week#=,[Day (#)]=>} U_ID)
This expression is working. Data will not filter on date fields.
The overrides for FiscalYear to [Day (#)] are redundant as the 1 already ignores all selections. I assume your expression is not filtering the way you want, but its impossible to suggest useful alternatives without looking at your qvw or at least a representative sample.
QVW is around 500mb.
Count of the U_ID should not be dependant on FiscalYear to [Day (#)]. Means if i select fiscalyear, count should not have any impact.
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Count({$<U_Available_Status={"Blocked","Available","Sold","Booked","Not Available","Not for Sale"},FiscalYear=,FiscalQuarter=,FiscalMonth=,Week#=,[Day (#)]=>} U_ID)
This expression is working. Data will not filter on date fields.