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Anonymous
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Set Analysis - Ignore Selection

Hello,

In the example attached, the current expression is, for 2016 data:

=count({<Financial_Month={'<= $(=Financial_Month)'},Financial_Year={2016}>}Service)

This shows Financial_Month 1 to 6 if Month 6 is selected, but I want the line chart at the top to ignore the value selected in the Financial_Month listbox, but allow other selections (such as Type) to be filtered. I suspect the answer is obvious, but I cannot find it!

Thanks,

Paul

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sunny_talwar

May be this is what you want:

=Count({<Financial_Month=, Financial_Year={2016}>}Service)

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sunny_talwar

May be this is what you want:

=Count({<Financial_Month=, Financial_Year={2016}>}Service)

MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

As replied by Sunny, to ignore any selection you need to add

FieldName =

in set analysis

SUM({<Month =, Year = >}Sales)

In above example, Total Sales will ignore selections made in Month and Year Field/ListBox.

awhitfield
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Hi Paul,

you need to remove the part:

{'<= $(=Financial_Month)'}

from all three expressions, e.g.

=count({$<Financial_Month=,Financial_Year={2014}>}Service)

=count({$<Financial_Month=,Financial_Year={2015}>}Service)

=count({$<Financial_Month=,Financial_Year={2016}>}Service)

HTH - ANDY

Anonymous
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Author

Thanks all.

daniel_kusiak
Creator II
Creator II