Hi everyone,
I have a situation where I don't want my set analysis to be affected by user-selections, except by one specific field.
Normally all user selections can be disabled by starting the set-analysis with 1:
count({1<ProcesCode={'ED'}>} Score)
But now I want to disable all user selections, except the selection on the field [Schoolyear]
A way to achieve this is the next formula:
count({1<ProcesCode={'ED'}, Schoolyear={$(=chr(39) & replace(GetFieldSelections(Schoolyear,';'), ';', chr(39) & ',' & chr(39)) &chr(39))}>} Score)
This formula retrieves the selected values of the field {Schoolyear], separated by a semicolon (;)
For example 16-17;17-18;18-19
Since [Schoolyear] is a text-field, I replaced all semicolons by single quotes and comma-separators, and place additional leading and trailing single quotes
so 16-17;17-18;18-19 becomes '16-17', '17-18', '18-19'
This string can be used in the set-analysis (which does not react on any user selection). Now it only is affected by selection on [Schoolyear]. So, it works! But....... the formula looks really awful (especially when 2 or more field are to be excluded from the set-analysis). I cannot imagine there's no easier an better way to get the same result.
Can anyone help me please?
